School: Castlejordan (roll number 15974)
- Location:
- Castlejordan, Co. Meath
- Teacher: M. Nic Amhlaoidh
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When your ear tingles it is supposed to be a sign that you are being talked about. You should think about the person who is likely to be mentioning your name and say his or her name aloud. The tingling will cease if you guess correctly.- Collector
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