School: St. Mary's (B.), Droichead Átha (roll number 15125)

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1. A Bean Sí (continued)

   

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   person, she was a small woman, When my Sister would try to look at her face she would turn her head away. but after awhile she got a look at her face it was wrinkled face and like a cates face. She went in a fire and disappeared. My Sister got a shock and ran in and fainted. When she went in my Mother asked after awhile what was the matter, My Sister told her the Story. My Mother said she was an awful girl".

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2. A Ghost Story

   

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   This is a true story, it happened to my own Brother, about thirty years ago. It happened at Beaulieu on the Baltray road, in the Parish of St. Peters Drogheda.
   My Brother used to go Hunting for rabbits and Hares and wild fowl with other fellows.
   We lived at this time near Sampson's House in a small thatched House in Sampson's Lane in the Parish of St. Mary's Drogheda.

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