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Peggy's Leg
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a sweet in the form of a longish stalk; a stick of rock IRELAND- It was to be all or nothing and if only one stripped away the ugly surface one would see the sound United Ireland heart beating beneath the uniform of the RUC man playing a tin whistle, people buying Peggy’s Leg at the Oul’ Lammas Fair at Ballycastle, all the fun of the fair and so on. — House of the Oireachtas Parliamentary Debates, 9 February 1983
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