End of a Song composed by Pat Hughes of Rathlawn about 60 years ago + recorded by Jos Ryan pensioner aged 70 Knockananna.
Mind this you scheming landlords
And your cunning agents too
For we'll be here behind you
No matter what you do.
You are only fools for
When in your graves
We'll be here behind you
Yous would be glad
The nephews had been to your tenants kind
So yous have a chance like all the rest
The lovliest on earth
Honor makes us compare
Here in the land that gave us birth
And your name will live in story
With us for evermore
And her'es reunion
We'll agree upon our native shore.

The Kiltegan Evictions
The Landlord Hume of Humewood evicted 32 families from their homes on his estate in Kiltegan in 1876 in order to make room for an extension to his demesne. All the people of the district were compelled to draw stones for the erection of the walls. The local priest at Kiltegan Fr. Gogan said he'd forgive anyone on the road if they'd shoot Hume + he composed this poem recited by Hos Ryan aged 70 of Knockananna + recorded Peadan O'Koghuda.
I
On an October morn we wounded the horn
And made no alarm but away we did steal
with courage + faces to see the tide races
And beyond in Kiltegan we all did appear
II
No boys don't be daunted, there's no cannon planted
Have an eye to the Peelers + be on your guard
For they will conspire + on us will fire
Beware of those Fentons from Orange Donard
III
There are only a little set of country lay men
Who carted their neighbour +got leave of their seizure
From the rock eating Hume. Before they have another
Seizure that they may wind their "aisure" forgotten the poor orphans in Coolatten room

Antiquarian Finds
The following antiquarian finds have been unearthed by the pupils + have been forwarded with full particulars to the National Museum.
P. Byrne Moyne a stone axe in that townsland 1931
E. Coogan Carrigamuck a stone axe in that townsland 1931
E. Coogan " half " " " " 1931
L. Gahan Rathcob Bronze axe " " 1932
L. Gahan " stone axe " " 1932
C. Byrne " stone axe " " 1932
P. O'Toole Hacketstown fragments of Burial Urn 1931
and stone cist at Rathcob
Wm Gaffney Rattnagraw stone axe in that townsland 1933
Ed Whelan " stone axe " " 1933
P. ONeill Kilconnaught Stone axe " " 1933
J. Foley Knockananna STone axe in Knocknasheagh 1933
S. Keenan Kyle net sinker at Ardnaboy 1934
Maggie Byrne Ardnaboy net sinkerat Ardnaboy 1934
Jas Kavanagh Ballynamogue Stone Lamp in that townsland
found 50 years ago + sent to Museum in 1934
Phil Kelly Knockanooker bronze axe in that townsland in 1934
Mrs. Byrne Farbreague part of stone lamp found at Moyne 1934
" " " bog butter found at Farheague 1934
J. Byrne Ballyknockam stone hand found there 1935
J. Keenan Kyle spinning whorl found there 1934
Phil Kelly Knockamoher stone axe found there 1936