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School: An Góilín, An Sciobairín (roll number 5656)

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Goleen, Co. Cork
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P. Ó Meádhra
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0287, Page 161

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  1. An tAmhrán (continued)

    “Come all ye jolly sailors bold”

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  2. Bád Seolta

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    Burns:-
    Bád Seólta - D'fág an fuirn í taobh amuig de Crúacháin agus thánadar slán isteach ann. San Earrach 1867. Do fuair bád eile í agus í ar snámh fós agus do thógadar isteach go Cóbh í.
    An Wolverine:- Bád Seólta -
    Do briseadh í ar na carraigreacha taobh le teach solus Carraig an oileáin. Do tháinig na mairnéalaig slán go [?]. Do bádhadh í oidhche lá le Pádraig 1867. Deirtear gur tháinig sí slán ós na carraigreacha i lár na h-oidhche agus gur fuaradh í thuas ar an gainimh ag barr Cúan Cruácháin - Súcra agus 'Rum' a bhí ar bórd aici.
    Eliza Young:-
    Adhmad ar bórd - i gCuan Crúachán 1874. Do thógadar na mairnéalaigh slán le ceann dos na gléasanna atá in úasáid ar cósta na hÉireann fé láthair - gunna agus téad.
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