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   7.
   
‘Twas early next morning
   The news it went round.
   When the bodies of poor Kennedy
   And Donegan were found.
   To St John’s Point they drifted in,
   Almost hand in hand.
   Washed by the waves,
   They floated to the strand.
   

8.
   Just at the pier of Ballysagart.
   Touching to Relate,
   Alongside of the shattered boat
   Which caused their cruel fate
   Each had a solemn funeral
   Shall I forget the day.
   Their bodies with all honour due
   Were laid in Frosses Clay.
   9.
   The Sunday of the funeral
   It was a mournful day
   The people came in hundreds
   All their last respects to pay
   They came in grief from far and near.
   The country oer and oer
   And the tear of regret
   Falls from them yet
   For the fishers of Inver shore.

   

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