Weather-Lore - Signs of Rain

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Signs of Fine Weather

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Old Schools

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Penal Times

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Penal Days

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Old Graveyards

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Local Fairs

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“There is a large estate named Woodstock said to have been given to the ancestors of the present owners (Tottenham) by Cromwell.”

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Fairy Lore

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Local Cures

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“Up to the year 1890 there was a race held every year in Kilcool.”

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Shipwrecks

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“Where Kilcool Station is now was once a lovely green. The Sea was at least a mile farther out.”

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Mrs Doyle

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“There is a very old house near the Sea, on the sea-road which was once owned by family names Stokes.”

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“On the Sea-road nearer to the village are the ruins of an old mill.”

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“There is a house on the Sea Road now called "Avon House" which is built of bricks made near the lime kiln in Ballydonera...”

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“There is another old house owned by Mr. Grey, he belongs to an old family...”

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“At the end of Garretts field near the village there is an old hollow and every night a band of fairies used to come and dance and sing this.”

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Mrs Garrett

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“In Grey's field (Sea Road) there was a spring well. One day a priest was going past he was very thirsty.”

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“Near Leabeg on the road to Newcastle. There is a field and in the corner of this field there is a group of palm trees.”

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