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School: Kellystown, Dunleer (roll number 3154)

Location:
Baile Uí Cheallaigh, Co. Lú
Teacher:
Bean Uí Chathail
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0674, Page 149

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    “The well where we now get our water was at one time in front of Mr Gannon's house...”

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    The well where we now get our water was at one time in front of Mr Gannon's house but a woman went to wash pigs intestines and it was at the place where it is now.
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    “An Englishman knocked the Church in Rath.”

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    An Englishman knocked the Church in Rath. There is a saint buried in Rath but his name is now known.
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    “Trinity Well, Termonferkin is dressed with flowers once a year.”

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    Trinity Well Termonfeckin is dressed with flowers once a year. There is no water in the well until the night before the pilgrimage when it becomes filled with water. There is supposed to be a cure in a well at Grangebellew.
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    “At Clogherhead two men were trying to perform magic.”

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    At Clogherhead two men were trying to perform magic one turned into a black pig. Two dogs followed him and killed him.
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    “At Ballymakenny one man tried to frighten another but he saw another man run after him.”

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    At Ballymakenny one man tried to frighten.
    (continues on next page)
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