School: Cill Moibhí (C.) (roll number 13081)

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1. Fenian Park (continued)

   

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   and they did. Their wives were angry and they ran and seized stones with their teeth. Bursing they threw them at the Fenians for bringing their husbands away from them. The stones are still to be seen with the track of the teeth in them. This garden is owned by- Written by. Anthony Regan Peggy Tully, 45 Raherolish, Raherolish Kilmovee, Kilmovee, Ballaghaderreen Ballaghaderreen. Co.Mayo. Near our house by the side of a byroad there is an old ruined castle. It was used as a hiding place long ago. It was surrounded by a stonewall about one story high which is now pulled down and the stones taken away for building. It had three caves which are now filled in with stones. This ruin is now covered with moss. This field is owned by.-

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   Near our house by the side of a byroad there is an old ruined castle. It was used as a hiding place long ago. It was surrounded by a stonewall about one story high which is now pulled down and the stones taken away for building. It had three caves which are now filled in with stones. This ruin is now covered with moss. This field is owned by.-

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