Abstract: Story collected by Tom Fleming, a student at Tuairín Chathail (B.) school (Tooreencahill, Co. Kerry) from informant Michael Fleming.
Original reference: 0452/3/29
School Tuairín Chathail (B.) [Vol. 0452, Chapter 0003]
County The Schools' Manuscript Collection : County Kerry Schools
A Story [duchas:4710420]
A Story. Having the Anglo-Irish war a little cripple-boy kived with his mother. He felt very bad, as he could not go to fight for his country. Then one evening some of the I.R.A. men came into the house from the black-and-tans. When the little cripple boy saw the black-and-tans surroundung the house, he slipped out and walked along by the hedge, and when the Black-and-tands saw him, they tought he was an I.R.A. man, and they followed him and they followed through the hedge and killed him; and while they were following the cripple-boy the I.R.A. men espaped. Jon Fleming; Juneen Cahill Yneeneguilla Rathmore Co. Kerry Michael Fleming; age 62 Juneen Cahill Yneeneguilla Rathmore Co. Kerry
Original reference: 0452/3/29
A Story
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