School: Gort na mBó (roll number 14418)

Location:: Bofield, Co. Mayo
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knives used to be sold on the streets. They are also sold not on the streets. Ballina, Bonnicon anad Bonnifinglass were the market places around here. Fairs were held in Ballina, Bonnifinglass and New-towngore. When people would get luck money they would not like to give it away the day they would get it.
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A Football Match

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I was at a football match in Bonniconlon. The teams that played were Bonniconlon and Moygownagh. The captain for Bonniconlon was Eddie Murphy. The captain for Moygownagh was Louis Moore. The man that refereed

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