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School: Dooroc, Drumlish (roll number 13438)

Location:
Dooroc, Co. Longford
Teacher:
Francis Kenny
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0760, Page 113

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    Katie Allen, Derawly, Drumlish, Co Longford. Walked to Multy Farrnham in the Co West Meath about twenty miles.
    Father Confrey, Ennybeggs, Co Longford. Walked to Lough Derg bare footed.
    John Queen, Cartron, Drumlish. Carried a bag of meal from the Bishop's gate Longford to the hill of Cartron which is about six miles.
    John Joe Mimnaugh, Derryheelan, Drumlish, Co Longford. Caught a rabbit in the briar after a very long race through fields and bogs.
    Matt McGlynn, Drummard, Co Leitrim. Broke his shin leaping across Loughrynn with a bag of potatoes.
    John Molloy, Derryheelan, Drumlish, So Longford. Ran three miles with his wife on his back and let her fall into a boghole.
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