School: Ráth Séideóg (roll number 8786)

Location:
Ráth Seideoige, Co. Dhún na nGall
Teacher:
Brighid Ní Dhomhnaill
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    Colm Cille prophecied that there would be a Battle fought in a field called (Drowlin) which is in Drimacanoo...

    Colm Cille prophecied that there would be a Battle fought in a field called (Droulin) which is in Drimacanoo and that the Mill-wheel was to turn three times with blood. This battle was supposed to be a a part of the battle of Scaraiff Hollis.
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    There is a story told that a man was digging in a hill and he found a pot of gold.

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    There is a man the name of James Harkin living in Tullyhullion. He has found a number of stone instruments in his moss.

    There is a man the name of James Harkin living in Tullyhullion. He has found a number of stone instruments in his moss. While a number of men were cutting turf in Paddy Sams moss they found a dead man's body rolled up in flannel. But once they took the body out it crumbled away to dust.
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