School: Lagganstown, New Inn (roll number 13705)
- Location:
- Lagganstown Lower, Co. Tipperary
- Teacher: Eoghan Mac Cárthaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0576, Page 167
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- (continued from previous page)farmer. Scully went alone with his gun on his shoulder. He charged the farmer for his rent. "Come", said the farmer, "we will fight for it." Scully left down his gun and started to fight. The farmer grasped Scully and threw him against the ground three times. he beat the landlord and the farmer had his place free for three years. Scully was a cowardly man and he was afraid to punish the tenants if they were able to beat him in fight. After those eviction the people formed a few lines poetry to show how much they hated their landlord.
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“At Slieve na man I met a man who asked for Scully dead.”
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