School: Dalystown (roll number 15307)
- Location:
- Dalystown, Co. Westmeath
- Teacher: Kathleen Grehan
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“Andy Newman's house in Robinstown was formerly the school house...”
(continued from previous page)who would hold them for a period and probably one pupil would hold the pins for several weeks. It was a saying at that time " he got the pins".
For punishment he had sand in the bottom of the chest and now & again a boy would be placed on his knees in the chest.
- Carrick
It was the principal Chapels in the dioces of Clonard. There was a seminary and chapel in it. Cromwell knocked down all the religious houses and built the present Carrick House which is still there.
Mrs Fallons father was 6 years old 1839 the night of the big wind. When the storm was rising she saw some objects flying which(continues on next page)
