Scoil: Kildalkey (B.) (uimhir rolla 867)

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   year eighteen forty seven during the famine a relief fund began in the village and on the square a boiler was set up in a hut for boiling porridge to save the poor people from starvation and this was given out daily and those who could afford it would have to pay a penny and and the poorer class would get it free. As Cromwell's soldiers were going from trim to Kildalkey going from along Moattown road there was one of the soldiers on top of a high hill in the locality of Publicstown and he was blowing a horn at the other soldiers to bring them over to burn a house in that district but the soldiers did not hear the horn and house was saved. The people of this house saved all their belongings by burying them in boxes in the ground. When the soldiers were on this route they went into Lord Barnwell's and they asked "who owns this castle" and the Lord said "I owned it yesterday and I suppose you own it to-day" then

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