School: Dromlogach Mainistir na Féile (roll number 10908)
- Location:
- Drom Leagach, Co. Chiarraí
- Teacher: Eighneachán Ó Muircheartaigh
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“There was a farmer there long ago and he had fourteen cows.”
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“Some years ago the Parishes of Knocknagashel and Brosna were in one Parish.”
Some years ago the Parishes of Knocknagashel and Brosna were in one Parish. The Priest of this Parish lived in Brosna and he had to go to Knocknagashel every day and to come back again in the evening. This evening it happened that it was very late and as he and the driver were coming along the road a big black dog jumped out from inside the ditch and was trying to go into the car to bite them. Then the priest thought that he never said his Office that day and he took out his prayer book and started to read it and still the dog stayed at them until he had his Office finished and then disappeared. (no title)
“There were two boys there long ago and they lived in a house by themselves.”
There were two boys there long ago and they lived in a house by themselves. they couldn't be frightened and every night they used to make seven cakes of bread. When they(continues on next page)