School: Wexford (4) (roll number 12524)

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1. St Iberius (continued)

   

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   When the Editor of the "Nation" was prosecuted for the publication of a seditious poem and was being tried, she attended the court and cried out to the Judge and Jury "I am the criminal, if crime there be".

   

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2. St Olave's or Dulogue's

   

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   The traces of this Danish Church remain. It was situated on the low-lying ground between the Castle (the present Barracks) and the stream called Bishops Water. The Danish parish of St Dulogue's a corruption of St Olave's bounded by that stream is well known. It was appurtenant to Selskar and was founded circa 1060, a little more than a century before the arrival of the Normans in Ireland.

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