I got this from my grandfather
Thomas Moore
Coolroe
Castlegregory
Co. Kerry.
There was a man in Cloghane whose name was William Jess. He was bound to a trade in Bally Macelligot. His master told him when ever he would have the horse fetched from the field in the morning, he would give him a three halfpenny grinder.
Jess arose at 3 am in the morning and as he proceeded to the field, he saw in the distance a crowd of people shouting and laughing and pulling "geósadáns".
When each fairy pulled a "geósadáns" he said "each bréag fúmsa", and immediately he was sitting on a lovely fairy horse. They were going until they landed in the capital of Spain.
There was a wine-store