School: Sraithíní (roll number 17145)

Location:: Sraheens, Co. Mayo
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where did he get the cow and the English-man said that he had the cow since she was a calf. He asked the Scotch-man where he got the horse and he said he reared it since it was a foal. Then he asked the Irish-man where he got the cart. "Ah" he said I reared it since it was a wheelbarrow.
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Once upon a time an amadain lived in a little house with his mother. One day his mother sent him to the shop for the heart liver and lights of a beast. Off went the amadain saying to

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