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School: St Fiachra's, Ullard, Borris, Co. Carlow (roll number 3459)

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Ullard, Co. Kilkenny
Teacher:
Máire Ní Ghuidhir
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0857, Page 193

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  3. XML “Story of a Rath”
  4. XML “Cock Fighting”

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  1. Story of a Rath (continued)

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  2. Cock Fighting

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    Long ago the most sportly game in Ireland was cock fighting. At present this cock fighting game is against the law. The cocks then were not the same as the cocks that the farmer has at present. They were trained for fighting.
    Tom Corrigan told me that Mr. Parson Graignamanagh always kept fighting cocks. These cocks were fed on boiled beef and oaten meal, to be fitted for fighting, and their feathers cut short. When they were going
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