School: Cromadh (B.)
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- Croom, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Dáithí Ó Ceanntabhail
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“There was a man one time and he had one son.”
(continued from previous page)Miscellaneous.the three of them to the table. While they were eating the eldest child sneezed twice, and no one said anything, but when he sneezed the third time, the stepmother said, "God bless you, child without a mother". A voice behind her said, "God bless you and yours". 'Twas the eldest child's dead mother that spoke . The man went out to the stable and there was the horse dead. (M. O'Hartigan).(no title)
“There was a man one time and he used be out late every night.”
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“There was a blacksmith living one time below the Sruhaon near where the blue gate is now.”
There was a blacksmith living onetime below the Sruhawn near where the blue gate is now. At the time he lived there, there used to be great fairs in Croom.. He had a charm and he got six ivy leaves and turned them into pigs and sold them at the fair (of Croom). The man that bought them was drawing the home before them
Apast the blacksmith's house and when they came to the Sruhawn.(continues on next page)