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A Literary History of Ireland, from Earliest Times to the Present Day

Note 7 — Chapter XXXIII

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There are two different etymologies of the name in a poem on the river Shannon of several hundred verses, made by a native of the county Roscommon in the eventful year 1798. There is also a different version of the origin of the river in a folk tale which I recovered this year from a native of the same county.

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