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1. The Fairie's Path

   

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   A story is told about a hole in a barn wall still to be seen at my home in Aughnaseda. Up to 1920 this place belonged to a family called Clarke. Mr. David Clarke now residing near Glaslough, who is 75 years of age, remembers when he was a boy that this particular barn had a front and back door directly opposite each other. This had been used by his father for cleaning corn.

   His father, who was a mason, decided to build up the back door for some reason. He did so with mortar and stone and next morning it had fallen down. He built it again and the same thing occurred next night. An old woman called Katie Mc Kenna, who lived in the same lane, told them that they might not try to close that door for it was the fairies [pad?] right up the street, through the barn to Roddie's Hill.

   She advised them that if they must build it up to leave a "wee windy" for the fairies. They took her advice and built it the third time leaving a small square hole which is to be

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   Rita Mc Clelland

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   Achadh na Séadach, Co. Mhuineacháin

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   Mr David Clarke

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   Halla Hill, Co. Mhuineacháin