School: Tullistown (roll number 5751)

Location:: Tullystown, Co. Westmeath
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A cart came by with a broth of a boy Who was driving a stout little donkey II To my wife I then spoke by way of a yoke There's a relation of yours in that carriage To which she replied as the donkey she spied. Oh yes a relation by marriage. Maureen O Reilly Togher Finea Street Co W Meath Information obtained from my Grandmother Anne Reilly Togher Finea Streete Co W Meath.
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The Birth of Ireland

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With due condescension Id call our attention to what I shall mention of Erin so green
And without hesitation Ill show how that nation became of creation the gem and the Queen.
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Twas early one morning without any warning
That Venus was born in the beautiful

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