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School: Baile Uí Ghrádaigh, Ceann Tuirc

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Ballygrady South, Co. Cork
Teacher:
N., Bean de Róiste
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0365, Page 133

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    first plan they thought of was to have a race, and the first one of them that would fly the highest would be made king. So the started, when it began the wren perched on the eagles back and remained there until the eagle was at his highest flight, he was then winning, and claiming to be king when the wren flew from the eagles back higher into the air, and won the race, and since that time he is called the king of all birds.
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