Arranmore

The Harry Blaney bridge across Mulroy Bay in Donegal was closed, along with schools on Arranmore island, just off the coast, and flights to Dublin from Donegal were grounded.

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It was crowded with poor people from the surrounding country and from the island of Arranmore, who were crying with hunger and cold; the next market town was thirty miles from them, and the nearest place where food could be obtained was Lord George Hill's store at Bunbeg, some twenty miles distant.

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He lived for many years as a hermit in Arranmore, where he built two churches, both forming the present group of ruins at

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A belated caller straggled in, and Arranmore took his leave.

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It was the Arranmore trick of imperiousness, and the man recognized it.

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"And don't forget to send out for that pack of cards, Arranmore," the elder lady said.

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Arranmore for a moment or two studied his son's face in silence.

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"His name is Kingston Brooks," Arranmore answered.

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"To hear you talk, Arranmore, with any real feeling about anything is always a relief," she said.

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"A short memory," Arranmore remarked, "is a politician's most valuable possession, isn't it?"

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