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Mr James Dunne, Pat Dunne

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Mr James Dunne, Pat Dunne

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“A plant called stinking Rodger grows at the edge of the ditch.”

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Riddles

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“When ducks are eating one duck says to another "You got more than me".”

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“If you cover the head of a dead body the soul can't leave until the head is uncovered.”

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“Happy is the corpse the rain falls on.”

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“Unlucky to look out the window at a funeral.”

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“Apples and oranges three for a penny.”

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“Edenderry Cunaberr kiss a man in Carbury Hightown Lowtown Kinnegad and Bogtown - Spell it in 2 letters.”

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“Flea flea you are now betrayed.”

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“Once upon a time a mouse fell into a barrel of porter”

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“One night a man was walking across a fort on his way home.”

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“Jack is alive and alive still.”

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“There is an old gate in Allenwood called Geata na Coille gate.”

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“Druimfionn donn dilis was got dead in the grass.”

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“In the penal times a man was riding an ass.”

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An Old Rhyme Said before Meals and after

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“Ireland was Ireland when England was a pup and Ireland will be Ireland when England is done up,”

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Mr James O' Regan, Tom O' Regan

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