School: Aill
- Location:
- Ayle, Co. Tipperary
- Teacher: Tadhg Ó Donnabháin
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I have roamed and wandered all scenes of honour
Where the starry banner I did behold
Thro' magus and temples where Jews and Gentiles
grave All in dedication to the Gods of old
Thro' museums and theatres depicting nature
Where Borth + Herald did the dead so vile
ocean By perpetrating the asses
Still my imagination was Clonbrick + Ayle4 There's no place to equal that lovely Erin
With its humble graces in perfect bloom
The fields and gardens and meadows churning
And the songsters warbling in Ma + June
The Cuckoo speaking with articulation
And contemplating with proud nature's smile
All in combination and appreciation
That rural station Clonbrick and Ayle(continues on next page)
