Scoil: St Peter's, Phibsboro

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   “In 1907 a weekly Irish class taught by Eamonn Ó Tuathail...”

   

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   Mary McGarrill (sister of Pat Oiney Thomais) - Kednagullion

   
   Jack Murphy (a veteran of the American Civil War) and his wife - Lackafinn

   'Lug' Daly :- do

   
   Micky Woods and his wife - Fincairn
   Biddy Daly and her father 'Noher' Daly - do

   
   Dan Markey ('Piper' Dan) and his wife - Drumevaddy

   
   There were at least TWO speakers in Coravoo whose names I cannot recall :- - Coravoo

   
   Frank MacVeigh and his wife Clonavogey

   Paddy King (Paddy 'Ceaiti') and his nephew 'wee' Pat Duffy - do

   
   Mrs. Campbell Taplagh

   
   Peter Finnegan (Peadar Mhicil) and his sister Bríd Mhicill - Drummullard

   
   * Pat Oiney Thomais, go nDeánaidh Dia Trócaire air, deserves special mention. Pat was a fine sturdy bearded farmer, over six feet in height. He had the Gael's natural love and respect for learning, and many a time he put to shame the product of the modern schools with his posers in Cube Root and Arithmetical Progressions. He was a fine speaker of Irish and when the Gaelic League class began in 1907, though he was over 60 years of age, he took up the study of 'Book' Irish. I can well recall Pat's entering a neighbour's house one evening and announcing that he had whiled away

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