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School: Kingscourt (C.)

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Kingscourt, Co. Cavan
Teacher:
A. Ní Cholgáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1008, Page 065

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    “There was once upon a time a man going home late at night.”

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    “In Ballyhow a good many years ago it is said that...”

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    In Ballyhow a good many years ago it is said that every evening a horse and a foal used come out of the lake and feed on the meadow by the lake. One evening a young man was going home. He was the animals, he said he would like to catch them, so he thought of a plan to catch them, he caught them and had them only a few months when a wealthy hunter bought the foal. One day when he came home from hunting he thought that the horse was tired when he had the harness off him at
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