School: Gráig na Gréine (roll number 12819)
- Location:
- Graignagreana, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Anna Ní Shiocfhradha
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“Bhíodh tig learaí crónain agus seacha...”
(continued from previous page)One day there was a man in Killarney saving hay in the summer. His name was Mr. McCarthy and he saw the finest hurling match being played in the middle of locléin the balls were flying into the sky the lake was enchanted.
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“One day there was a party of men out hunting they saw the road black with rats they went towards them but whatever would happen the rats would not leave them until they came to a certain place.”
One day there was a party of men out hunting they saw the road black with rats they went towards them but whatever would happen the rats would not leave them until they came to a certain place. Then they turned off the road and never stopped unt(continues on next page)