School: Lios Tuathail Buachaillí

Location:: Listowel, Co. Kerry
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1126, Page 337

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with hunger. the came to a wood and got leaves and made a fore with twigs. They put the leaves into a rusty old saucepan that was put there by the Protestants and got water form a near by well and boiled it. So they saw the Protestants. The Protestants offered them bowls of soup to give up their farth but not and the Protestants hung them by a rope on the bough of a tree
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There was an altar in Lakerrough quarry Ballybunion. There was a trap-door and in the trap-door, they would put the chalice and the priest and all the people would come there every morning and the Protestants heard about the Mass. All the Protestants went there one morning and all the people were there and the Protestants charged down the quarry but two

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