Scoil: Stormanstown, Ardee (uimhir rolla 9371)

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1. Local Wit and Humour (ar lean)

   

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   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   Catholic, both lived in Reaghstown. The Boss had a healthy appetite. One morning at breakfast the bread was very limited in quantity. The Boss looked in disgust at the table. "Is there no more bread?" he asked his wife. "Sorra a bit," she replied. "Haven't you enough?" "Enough be a d-d!" retorted the angry Boss. "Why, George Sturgess would get more for his Holy Communion!"

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2. Local Wit and Humour

   

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   Owen Breen, called "the ould Gó (Taba) because of his trade and because his son Pat worked with him, lived near Aclint School. In his old age he grew rather silly. One day he called in to John Callan's for a "crack" (chat). The conversation turned upon souls.
   "I'm told, Callan," said Owen, that souls are so small that three of them could sit on your thumb nail."
   "So I'm told, Owen", replied John.
   "D- it, Callan", commented the meditative Go, "if they're no bigger than that, they're not worth saving!"

   

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