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School: Céad na Mínseach (roll number 5498)

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Céide na Minseach, Co. Mhuineacháin
Teacher:
M. Nic Aodha
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0932, Page 185

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    “A traveller, up near Candlefort, Inniskeen, lost his way as night fell on rather heavily...”

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    “One night as James Moore and his friend were coming near Kidnaminsha Cross, they suddenly found themselves beinf put astride on two white horses...”

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    One night as James Moore and his friend were coming near Kidnaminsha Cross, they suddenly found themselves being put astride on two white horses.
    The horses galloped through the Rocksavage Plantation, and round the estate.
    They left by the Caldragh and soon the two men were left there standing on the road.
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