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School: Currans (C.) (roll number 4460)

Location:
Currans, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Nóra, Bean Uí Bhraoin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0445, Page 071

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    “One day two women were talking. One of them was boasting about her son the great rich man he was and that he would be soon a gentleman.”

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    “There was once an old woman living here, her name was Jude Lynch.”

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    There was once an old woman living here, her name was Jude Lynch. She was very irratating and would contradict a priest. One day two women were talking to her one of the women said something but ws contradicted by Jude. She got into a rage and said "Contradict me Jude Lynch"
    This expression is often used in a similar case.
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