Scoil: Duxtown, Rathkeale (uimhir rolla 15943)
- Suíomh:
- Baile na Lathach, Co. Luimnigh
- Múinteoir: Agnes O' Grady
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Bailiúchán na Scol, Imleabhar 0500, Leathanach 420
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“I have heard of very strong men...”
I have heard of very strong men, Jack O Grady Ballyea Rathkeale, and the late Micheal Lane Rathnasare Rathkeale and many other's. I heard my grand father saying that James Egan of Ballyallinan cut a space of 1 1/2 acres of hay in one day with a scythe. The Leahy family of Charleville were noted as great Jumpers. Jack Fennel Duxtown Rathkeala is a great poet and clever for making Rhymes.
The late William Chawke of Duxtown lifted a rolling stone in Cussen's garden and raised it aloft in his hand. His (hand) father, we are told was even stronger, he removed a stone from a bog with his two hands. This large stone was embedded in the bog and was hindering work. The other men failed to stir it but John Chawke single - handed removed it