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School: Mount Plunkett (roll number 8096)

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Mountplunkett, Co. Roscommon
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Bríd Ní Bheirn
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0265, Page 250

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    only left a armchair to the other grandson. The other two used to call him armchair and asked him how did he like it.
    One day the boy sat down on the armchair but it was very old and broke. But out rolled hundreds and thousands pounds. The other people never laughed at him again.
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