Scoil: Ceathrú na Laithighe (Brownsgrove) (uimhir rolla 12138)

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   himself and he was as white as a corpse and his clothes all muddy and dirty.
   Then Seán took off back across the turlough an the redcoats seeing him thought he was the priest and took off after him. No one knows whether they caught him or killed him or what happened to him but he was never seen after that. the priest managed to get away and the people who said that Seán came back from the grave to save one priest's life in compensation for another priest he was the cause of killing.
   It turned out however that Seán was alive when his sister saw him and that the read-coat's killed him and threw his body into a bog-hole over in the currach. It seems that the shock of falling into the river sobered Seán and as he could swim like a fish he was'nt long in getting of the river. He knew well if he went back that the neighbours would kill him so he hooked it away from the place altogether. On account of sleeping in a barn that night he got consumption because his clothes were all wet after falling into the river. He kept wandering about for a good while but when he knew he had not long to live, he thought he would go back to his own house to die. So that was how he came to be outside the window that morning.

   

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   Béarla

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   Mary Mc Gagh

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   An Bheitheach (Browne), Co. na Gaillimhe

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   James Kennedy

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