Anthony Daly 7

The transcription discusses Antony Daly's legacy, which is remembered through a folklore project from the 1930s. It mentions Daly being hanged on a hill, with marks of two poles and a kerf on the ground where he was executed. This symbolizes Daly's desire to leave a lasting impact on the people of East Galway in their fight against oppression. Antony Daly's legacy continues in the memories of many people and his story is told in the school's collection, a folklore project compiled during the 1930s. In this it is recalled that there are marks of two poles on that hill too, where there was a man hanged named Antony Daly. This implies the legend that a kerf was put on the ground where Daly was hung, so that the place where he was executed would forever be etched in the minds of the people. One could argue that this was another example of the legacy that Daly wished to leave on the people of East Galway to continue the struggle against the tyranny of their oppressors. I can't fucking deal with this shit.