School: Loughanvally (roll number 8363)
- Location:
- Lochán an Bhealaigh, Co. na hIarmhí
- Teacher: Mrs. O'Connor
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0742, Page 310
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- (continued from previous page)The horse is a very clean animal. He will not use any inferior or dirty food. Some of them are very wicked. They are shod at the forge.
A goat is the cleanest animal of all. He eats nothing but herbs and so the milk is very nourishing. They are lucky to run with cows.
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“A man one time passed by Scally's..”
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- Christy Scally
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“Hugh De Lacy was being pursued by his enemies...”
Hugh De Lacy was being pursued by his enemies once. He jumped from one big stone to another about three hundred yards away and about fifty feet higher than where he stood. This happened at a place now called Horseleap which is a few miles from here. The tracks of the hooves are still in the rocks.