School: Maigh Sheasta
- Location:
- Moyasta, Co. Clare
- Teacher: P. De Priondargas
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- (continued from previous page)the catholic religion and passed them on to his lieutenants for distribution among the people:
The Lighthouse -
This is the lighthouse in Loop Head
Corcoran's Bar -
This is in Kilkee - and was then known as the Central Hotel. Its owner was a Limerick man named Corcoran The old anti-Catholic, anti Irish crowd of the time were his chief patrons .
[?] Barney. -
Was a local character without much intelligence
Tombee -
Was a negro servant in the employ of Burton - a landlord who owned most of the Carrigaholt district.
Scott -
Was the rent collector for the estates. he had a habit of whistling when the tenants were paying their rents. His tune became gayer and livelier when he was told that a tenant could not pay.(continues on next page)
