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School: Cill Bhríde (roll number 13476)

Location:
Kilbride, Co. Mayo
Teacher:
Antoine Ó Murchadha
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0141, Page 21a

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  2. Fathaigh

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    Long ago there were three giant's in Willie McNamara's land and they had a castle in it and they an apple garden also. This man had a farm of land close to the giant's garden. There was a river separating the giant's garden and the farm of land. The man used to send his son every morning with the cows and and told him not to go near the giant's garden. But he did not obey his father he went into the garden with the cows and he met one of the giant's and killed him. He cut off his head and placed it in the river as a stepping stone. In the evening when he went home with the cows the servant milked the cows
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