School: Foynes (C.) (roll number 2814)
- Location:
- Foynes, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Eithne Ní Mhaidín
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- In the time of the Black-and-Tans there were no public-houses in Foynes, only one small public-house in Shanagolden. One day a ship of English Officers came into foynes pier and there some black people on the ship also.
They went up to the public-house in Shanagolden for a drink, and when they were coming home they were very drunk. They had a fight up Corgrig road, and a few black men were killed. The English officers buried them along the side of the road, and that is why Corgrig road was called the Black road.
.- Collector
- Máire Ní Chonríogh
- Gender
- Female
- Informant
- Mr J. Jackson
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Corgrig, Co. Limerick