School: Achadh Fobhair (roll number 13853)

Location:: Aghagower, Co. Mayo
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The nearer the rock the sweeter the grass A rolling stone gathers no moss I never saw an oftremoved tree or an oftremoved family trove as well as those who settled be. Still water runs deep and sand lies below. Spare the rod and spoil the child. A stitch in time saves nine Never throw out the dirty water until you have the clean water in You will never miss the water until the well runs dry. If Candlemas day be bright and clear there will be two winters in the one year.
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A Ghost Story

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One day a man was making a hay reek with one of his friends and it was dark when he was coming home. As he was going along he thought he felt a step behind

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