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1. The Drummer of Hacketstown (continued)

   

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   the bed tick and they drove the bayonets down through the tick and his body and threw him out through the top window at her heels where she was standing a few steps outside the kitchen door on the flags.

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2. Pat O'Hara

   

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   Pat O'Hara was out about the glen one evening and he had some bread and milk with him. It was the custom then for a man out working to have new milk and oaten bread and butter with hmi - so this fellow was sitting and eating his bit so three Orange men came up and one was Isaac Clements and he said "Mind this

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