School: Cill Bhriotáin (C.) (roll number 11728)

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   “Mrs Burke the red lady who recited the song on opposite page related the following pishogue.”

   

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   Moore of Maryboro’ killed a priest near Baurleigh school Mrs Burke the old lady who recited the song on the opposite page relates the following pishogue Her husband Patrick Burke was driving Rev Fr. Murphy on a sick call in the early morning They saw an old women driving cows along a lane. Priest asked her where she was going Old women gave no answer but ran off. Priest followed. Old women turned into a lane. Owner of cows could get no butter from milk Rounds were paid at the grave of Father Taylor in Kilbrittain Churchyard. Rounds were also paid at a well (St. Brigids) in Mr. Goggins land near Bandon and also at Trinity well near Rathclarin Mrs Burke

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   “Rounds were paid at the grave of Father Taylor in Kilbrittain Church yard.”

   

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   Rounds were paid at the grave of Father Taylor in Kilbrittain Church yard.

   Rounds were also paid at a well (St Brigid's) in Mr. Goggins land near Bandon and also at Trinity well near Rathalarim

   Mrs Burke.

   

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