Nuair a bhí an Dáibhéideach ag dul thart tháinig sé go Cnoc Gáibhín i gCor an Dola agus bhí cruinniú mór ann. Tháinig daoine ó gach aird ann agus tháinig scata fear adtuaidh ó Mhuidheo ag máirseáil. Bhí picí bréige agus buidhean ceol acu - Patrick Concannon, Schools Folklore Collection, S.N. Anach Cuain, 1939. [When Davitt was travelling around he came to Gavin's Hill in Corrandulla and there was a big meeting there. People came from all around and a group of men came marching from Mayo. They carried false pikes and had a marching band.] The meeting comprised contingents from Cummer, Lackagh, Claregalway, Headford, and Tuam.
12th October 1879
Annaghdown (Galway)
Tuam (Galway)
Cummer (Galway)
Lackagh (Galway)
Claregalway (Baile Chláir)
Killursa (Galway)
In October 1879, over 12,000 people assembled at Cnoc Gaibhín in Corrandulla to hear Michael Davitt address a meeting of the Land League.
