School: Clonmoney, Bunratty

Location:: Clonmoney North, Co. Clare
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Frost's bothairin, which is about two yards on the Limerick side of the Clochan a black man appeared, and accompanied them as far as the Black Gullet.Several times Tom Doherty spoke to his companion but received no answer, and was at a loss to understand the cause. When they had passed the Gullet the companion spoke, and asked him if he had seen anything + Doherty declared he had not. Then the companion told why he had not spoken all that time from the bothairin to the Black Gullet.
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“Some years ago a man named Thud OBrien, brother Pat OBrien who resides in Clonmoney, had to leave the country...”

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Some years ago a man named Thud OBrien, brother to Pat OBrien who resides in Clonmoney, had

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