School: Srónaill (Shronell) (roll number 15008)
- Location:
- Shronell, Co. Tipperary
- Teacher: Liam Ó Catháin
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“The story of the girl in a trance being brought in a coffin to Lattin for burial...”
(continued from previous page)meet Cromwell's army at the Cross of Shronell. Those Heffernans Liam Dall's teither's father was their brother entertained the officers for a week + the army rested on their lands. There were two distilleries there. On leaving Ireton asked.
"Heffernan you have shown yourself a well disposed man + have entertained in myself what return can we wake you.
Heff. You can do nothing for me but if leave me I am. However you could do worse than remember my steward Mr. Smith.
Ireton: He shouldn't be forgotten. Such got three farm grabs of land. Roe's of Ruisboro + Ballykisteen + he left the three grabs to his daughters. Smith became a protestant, + was one of the cloaks under which the Lattin Heffernans held their lands. All Heffernans now are Lattin Heffernans. They were the big boys' fado + we dearly love an lord.(continues on next page)