Scoil: Tuar, Tulach Sheasta (uimhir rolla 15526)

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1. Travelling Beggar-Men (ar lean)

   

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   O'Donnell. Everyone calls him "The Borris Beggerman". Long ago a man came whom the people used to call "Punch". Denis Gorman was the name of another man but he usually went by the name of Denis Cash. Gipsies came in caravans long ago. They pretended to be able to read peoples hands. The people are usually very kind to these travelling folk, and very few ever refuse then for an alms. Sweeps often visit this district too.

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2. Poets

   

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   There were many poets in this district long ago. There were three men who were brothers poets in Lackamore. Their names are Bill, Paddy and Jack Boney. They were tradesmen and they lived in the Coppermines, Lackamore. They made many songs , one of which was "Mary from Murroe" There was another man named Tom Ryan Foilduff who made songs some of which

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