School: Courtbane (roll number 14540)

Location:
Courtbane, Co. Louth
Teacher:
P. Mac Eochagáin
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    An English version of this poem must be in existence as these lines are remembered:
    It's not day, my dear, I say
    It's not day, no, nor duskish.
    From Miss Harvey Clonalig.
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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    A man from Inniskeen district was working with men and women from Armagh, reaping the harvest near Dundalk.

    man from Inniskeen district was working with men and women from Armagh, reaping the harvest near Dundalk. The Inniskeen man was robbed on the way home.
    Fear ar a ruaig (in a hurry)
    Confused with teeror and pain.
    I asked him what news
    Ose sé dubhairt sé liom sa gan bréag
    "I was sorely aliured
    Idir an chuilfhionn is na h-Ultaigh aréir
    O if ever again
    Má théighim in a wellad (abhaile) ad cuairt
    I must be aware
    Ar thréithe ban ar an ród
    My pockets I'll brace
    Ós mo léiní a chéill go cróidh
    For afeard of the jade
    A thug an méad a thuill mise uaim.
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
    Languages
    Irish
    English
    Informant
    Miss Harvey
    Gender
    Female
    Address
    Clonalig, Co. Armagh