There's More Learning Than Is Taught In

Irish History Having Been Forbidden In Schools, Has Been, To A Great Extent, Learned From Raftery's Poems By The People Of Mayo, Where He Was Born, And Of Galway, Where He Spent His Later Years.

It Is Better To Be Tied To Any Thorny Bush Than To Be With A Cross Man.

It Takes Madness To Find Out Madness.

Every Day In The Year There Comes Some Malice Into The World, And Where It Comes From Is No Good Place.

I Was Told In Many Places Of Osgar's Bravery And Goll's Strength And Conan's Bitter Tongue, And The Arguments Of Oisin And Patrick. And I Have Often Been Given The Story Of Oisin's Journey To Tir-nan-og, The Country Of The Young, That Is, As I Am Told, A Fine Place And Everything That Is Good Is In It.