School: Ráth Séideóg (roll number 8786)

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   I dtobar naomhtha i nGartan atá iasg. Deirtear go bhfeicfich cailín í , ma bíonn sí iongantach naomhtha agus má bhíonn sí níos oige na fiche bhliiain. Lá anuiridh thainig cailín ó Dhoire Colm Cille ar cuairt chuig a h-Aintin agus fhad is bhí sí ag guidhe ag an tobar lá caide chonnaic sí , ach an t-iasg ag snamh ar bharr an uisge. Scairt sí ar a h-aintin theacht chun í fheiceal ach cha dtiocfadh leis an Aintin í feiceal ar chor ar bith

   

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   There is a cave of faires in a place called Kirkneady. Bernard Curran who resides in that townland can see them, they come to visit him occasionally they talk to him and tell him of the tunes that are being played at the dances.

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   Topics

   1. objects
      1. man-made structures
         1. historical and commemorative structures (~6,794)

   Language

   English

   Collector

   Eibhlin Ní Cathain

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Killymasny, Co. Donegal

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   There is a cave on John Friel's farm. This cave is the full length of his farm. It is a structure of two stone walls about 3 feet apart. It is nicely flagged over the top. You could walk easily in side this cave. There is a raised place in the far

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