Le Peadar G. Ó Máille,
Cló Iar Chonnacht 2022,
ISBN 9781784442446,
Lth/311,
Oíche an 2ú Feabhra 1920, achar siar ó theach ósta Tigh Mholly ar an Lochán Beag i gCois Fharraige i gCo. na Gaillimhe, d’eirigh idir beirt deartháir agus buíon Óglach. Tamall ina dhiaidh sin, bhí an bheirt buailte, agus duine acu caite. An té a caitheadh, Patrick Thornton, b’iarshaighdiúir é sna Connaught Rangers in Arm Shasana. Thug seisean roinnt ainmneachaí do lucht an RIC an lá arna mhárach, agus tógadh ceathrar dhá bharr. Chuaigh an gortú in ainseal agus bhásaigh Thornton cupla lá ina dhiadh sin. Cuireadh an ceathrar ar a dtriail, frítheadh ciontach iad as Thornton a ionsaí, agus chuaigh príosún orthu.
On the night of 2nd February 1920, a short distance west of the Tigh Molly inn on Lochán Beag in Cois Farraige in Co. Galway, arose between two brothers and a gang of Óglach. Some time later, both were hit, and one of them was killed. The one who was cast, Patrick Thornton, was a former soldier in the Connaught Rangers in the English Army. He gave some names to the RIC people the next day, and four people were taken. The injury worsened and Thornton died a few days later. The four were put on trial, found guilty of assaulting Thornton, and imprisoned.
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