School: Cnoc an Doire (B.) (roll number 2418)

Location:: Knockaderry, Co. Kerry
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compensation and got it. Then he went to the solicitor for his money. The solicitor handed him a few pounds and kept the most of the money for his own payment. "Tell me sir was it you or I fell off the ladder." said Jack.
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One day two old women were talking about their sons who were fighting in the African war. One of them said "I had a letter from my son this morning and he said they were making a shift for Ladysmith." "I'm afraid it is a queer shift they will make for her because my son could not even sew in a button before he left home" said the other.

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