The following poem was composed by a Mr. Mac Glinchey about the twelth[sic] of July 1898, when the “Orangemen” were going to open a new hall. The name of this poem is the “Big Twelth”. It was on the twelth[sic] day of July as you may understand these orange knights they did unite with flags and orange bands to walk our town both up and down and open their new hall and walk in grand procession Through the town of Donegal. II Up from Strabane these orange clan Sent word to us all round They called us to surrender Or they would toss our town Their cry was “Papists” stand asideConchúr Mag EacháinMic léinn Ollscoil Ohio State