School: Firhouse (roll number 6372)
- Location:
- Firhouse, Co. Dublin
- Teacher: S. Piondair
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- "Tallaght Hill Talk":-
Giving vent to one's feelings as soon as danger is passed.originated amongst those who had been confined by the archbishops court as St Sepulchre's when returning to their native mountains as soon as they had reached Tallaght Hill (outside the juristiction of the Archbishop)