School: Ballinacliffy
- Location:
- Ballynacliffy, Co. Westmeath
- Teacher: A. Ní Dhubhthaigh
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- (continued from previous page)Island and there were also floods. The people had to take lodging in Athlone until they got them up again. The storm knocked a cock of straw belonging to Michael Ganly, Inchturnk and it was brought to Ring shore and he never got a sheaf of it.
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- Informant
- Ned Heffernan
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 72
- Address
- Muckanagh, Co. Westmeath
- The fishes were blown up on the tops of the house in Inchmore and Inchboffin. Several people were blown into rivers and were drowned. A grove of trees(continues on next page)