School: Lurganboyce (roll number 14224)
- Location:
- Lurganboy, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: Antoine Ó Cairbre
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- Another butter story is as follows: --
About one hundred years ago or more an old man named Williamson was going on a journey very early on a bright May morning. He was surprised to see in a grazing field between Rathmullen and Ray a woman pulling a rope along the dewy grass and shouting out 'Come all to me.' For fun Williamson began to shout out 'Half Share Mine' After this morning's experience Williamson's butter supply was so much increased on his churning that he became frightened and told the priest about the matter. The latter advised Williamson to go to the owner of(continues on next page)