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Travelling Folk (ar lean)
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)
travelling folk accept any alms you present to them such as eggs, potatoes, and pennies. They attend the fairs and markets. Katie Dunloe visits Carndonagh every fair day. She asks everybody she meets for help and she enters every shop for alms.
Long ago, when a certain beggar stayed in a house in "Ard Bán" the local people all gathered in at night to hear the news from the beggar. He always told them stories and many lies. One time he told them that when he was staying in Letterkenny, some lunatics when out working jumped the walls around the asylum and ran away. Another night he asked then "which side of the jug was the handle on". None of them could guess it and at last he told them that it was the outside.
This beggar was the most welcomed of all. The next most welcomed was the McGinley family as they always had some strange news with them and they are supposed to be great fighters.
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