School: Cnoc an Doire (C.) (roll number 2419)
- Location:
- Knockaderry, Co. Kerry
- Teachers: Nóra Ní Chorcoráin Maire Nic Chárthaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0460, Page 329
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“There was a man from upper Killeagh named John De Lacy.”
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“Once a lunatic was sitting on the wall of the mental Hospital.”
Once a lunatic was sitting on the wall of the mental Hospital. The Asylum clock was hanging near him. A man walking along the road said to the lunatic "is that clock right" The lunatic answering said "Shure 'tis well you know that if it were right it isn't here it would be" (no title)
“A man came home drunk one night and his wife began to scold him.”
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