School: Tullogher, Ros Mhic Treoin (roll number 14648)
- Location:
- Tullagher, Co. Kilkenny
- Teacher: Mrs Winnie Murphy
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“There is a legend that the men of Kilkenny were coming to join the Boys of Wexford on that day.”
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“We know now that the men of Wexford who won the famous battle of Ross;”
We know now that the men of Wexford who won the famous battle of Ross; on driving the soldiers out of the town retired to the public houses to drink and carouse, in celebration of their victory. But it is not generally known thaty a gentleman in the town that day was paying for "free drinks" for all and sundry. This gentleman was certainly a friend of the English.(no title)
“A few months ago I was buying a paper in a newsagents in Ross, and the owner asked me if I had heard anything of the '98 celebrations.”
A few months ago I was buying a paper in a newsagents in Ross, and the owner asked me had I heard anything of the '98 celebrations. I said "No", "it is in Kilkenny I'm teaching, I have got no notice of it. "Oh" said a woman who was also buying a paper, "I believe the Kilkenny's did(continues on next page)