School: Gowna
- Location:
- Loch Gamhna, Co. an Chabháin
- Teacher: Hugh Murray
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“Clocks were unknown here up to a hundred years ago.”
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“Three things that were not to be found in Noah's Ark...”
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“No one... to hear a cock crowing in the dead of the night”
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“The crowing of the cock is often referred to when any misfortune happen's in a family.”
The crowing of the cock is often referred to when any misfortune happens in a family. They say "The cock gave us warning of it". (no title)
“Around this locality cock fighting was indulged in long ago.”
Around this locality Cock fighting was indulged in long ago. The fights or mains were carried out in out of the way place and many such places(continues on next page)