School: Ráth Séideóg (roll number 8786)

Location:
Rashedoge, Co. Donegal
Teacher:
Brighid Ní Dhomhnaill
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    Another time while men were cutting turf in a hill called "Greagory" they discovered a crock of butter.

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    1. genre
      1. belief (~391)
        1. folk belief (~2,535)
    2. agents (~1)
      1. supernatural and legendary beings (~14,864)
        1. soothsayers (~116)
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    There is a rock in Glenkeeragh called the "Altar Lea" where Mass was said in the Penal Days.

    There is a rock in Glenkeeragh called the "Altar lea" where Mass was said in the Penal Days.
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    If a cat washed her face it is said to be a sign of rain.

    If a cat washes her face it is said to be a sign of rain. If a pot cracks it is the sign that a stranger is coming to the house.
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    Banshee's wail is a crying which follows some families of people.

    Banshee's wail is a crying which follows some families of people.
    Lights follow other families of people before a death occurs.
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    There was a man in Fahykeen found a bell while scattering clay in his field.

    There was a man in Fahykeen found a bell while scattering clay in his field. It is supposed to be a beautiful Mass Bell.
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  6. Many years ago in the townland of Prucklish Co Donegal an old lady was walking in a field. Suddenly a little baby appeared to her and spoke.
    It told her it was an angel from
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