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School: An Clochar, Cara Droma Ruisc

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Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim / Co. Roscommon
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An tSr. Emerentia
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0209, Page 511b

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  1. The Mass Cave (continued)

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    full of water, which is supposed to be a cure for toothache. There are steps leading to the cave. Mr O Hara Croghan told me this story.
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  2. The Church Garden

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    The site is occupied by the residence of Mr Mulvey Kilbride is so called because in the Penal Times Mass used to be said in an old cabin which was situated there.
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  3. The Mass Cave

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    On Mr O'Haras land Crochan is a relic of the Penal Days. Mass was said there and a stone bearing the track of the chalice is still to be seen. This hollow is always full of water, which is a cure of toothache. There are steps leading to the cave.
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