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this plan produced by a tipperary town council was submitted so the commission a copy has found its way to us. it describes a sewage pipe installed in the late ninety's which runs from an inspection hatch here directly beside the current angel's plots to an inspection hatch here and beyond. but as we've established that plan is wrong in several important respects. the inspection hatches are actually here and here and between them in the projects apparently agreed between the nuns and the council a sewage system has been constructed in land which may well contain child burials. our investigation suggests that the system includes a settlement tank. an overflow pipe here and a sewage outlet pipe cutting through the probable burial grounds and then teeing into another time constructed within the current angel's plots. disturbingly around the same time the sewage system was installed yet small damage was done to the potential burial grounds when they were planted with fast growing conifers. what they've done is they have not. over the area with the left. the roots of the snake damage the pip

his parents were from tipperary in ireland and he came from a big family. when he came here he worked in the story is, and it is truth that he liked to gamble on the horses. and he won a bet on a horse named climax. and with those winnings he opened a saloon and a boardinghouse down in the west bottom where the irish lived down along the river. kind of among the shantytowns and boarding houses in the train station all that. and did very well. he was considered a really up, a very positive sort of guy. a very honest guy. he held a lot of the old immigrants' money in the saloon. he was kind of their banker. they did not trust banks. he was one to take people in, young men at the encouragement of their parents take the pledge to quit drinking. he won the courage to one as an -- run as an alderman for city councilman and he continued to win until he died in the 1914. he built up a trust among the poor, especially, because he did it the old-fashioned way. today's politicians promise platitudes and all these, just, you know, things they could never deliver, but h