School: Cluain Tuirc (B.)

Location:: Cloonturk, Co. Leitrim
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and lasted the whole night. It blew down houses and it took trees from the roots, very few were killed. For two nights before there was a great ring around the moon. The goats were home early this evening.
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Storms
There was a big wind in November 1912. It did a lot of damage to trees and houses were blown down. There was an iron church in Bunlakey, co. Longford. It was blown down and it was found in Co. Cavan a long time after. There were big floods, and corn and hay were flooded. The sky was red-looking and wild before the storm.

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