Hidden Treasure

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John Mc Evoy, Lizzie Mc Evoy

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Hidden Treasure

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Jermiah Shiel, Sonny Shiel

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Hidden Treasure

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James Dunne, Mary Dunne

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Hidden Treasure

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James Shiel, Jeremiah Shiel

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Hidden Treasure

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Bridie Dunne, James Dunne

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Hidden Treasure

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John Lambe, Owen Lambe

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“The two men had been partners in crime for more than fifty years...”

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Jeremiah Shiel

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“Once upon a time there was a little boy going to school.”

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John Lalor, Katie Mc Evoy

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“As round as an apple as flat as a pan one side a woman and the other a man.”

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Mary Dunne

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“I have a little sister she sits on the wall...”

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Katie Mc Evoy

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“What would a window say if a tree fell on it.”

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Jeremiah Shiel

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“Up and down and up and down and never touches sky or ground.”

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Bridie Dunne

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“As round as an apple as plump as a ball...”

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Lizzie Mc Evoy

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“What is it that has wings ans can fly.”

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James Shiel

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“What goes around all day and drags a harrow after it.”

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Anthony Sheil

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“It is said that the snow appears on the mountain before it comes on the low land.”

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Jeremiah Shiel

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“Frost in March frost in May.”

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Katie Mc Evoy

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“It is an ill wind that blows no one good.”

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Lizzie Mc Evoy

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“Look before you leap.”

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James Shiel

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“Rome was not built up in a day.”

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Sonny Shiel

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