School: Clochar Bhríde, Tullow

Location:: Tullow, Co. Carlow
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contrition. He being unknown to the people must have been a traveller. VI In the year 1807 a great storm arose which did great damage everywhere. In Barrack St. & Tullow Beg the roofs of the small houses were completely blown off. It was dangerous to go out of doors as slates were being blown round by the wind.
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VII The Heavy Frost
About fifty years ago there was a heavy frost & it continued so long that the River Slaney got frozen

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