Scoil: Cill a' Lachtáin

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1. Severe Weather

   

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   On the sixth of January 1836 when my grandfather lived, a terrible storm blew over Ireland. It has been handed down that the salt was blown from the sea to the middle of Ireland. It is said that the cabbage had a salt taste. It knocked so much trees that the people had wood for years after. Annie Fahey.

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   Annie Fahey

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2. Severe Weather

   

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   I heard from Mrs. Coleman about a big snow-fall that was in the month of February 1895. There were two men lost in the snow. There was a big storm in February 1902. There was a Mission in Cappatagle that year. The standings there were destroyed and the statues and pictures were all broken and it knocked all trees. It never harmed the houses.
   Teresa Kerns.

   

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3. Severe Weather

   

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   My mother told me that when she was small she remembers a time that there were people drawing home turf from the bog. It was a very close day and there came a sudden darkness. Then there came

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