School: Strandhill (Lár Easa)
- Location:
- Strandhill, Co. Sligo
- Teacher: Máire, Bean Mhic Guidhir
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- Story 9:2:38
One day Mr Duggan had traps set at the back of Bank Ban. He went down to look at them in the night. He saw a man going across Bank Ban and he turned back. Next morning he looked for the mans footprints and could find none.Story 9:2:38
One day when Mr Duggan was a young boy himself and another man were coming up the banks. They heard a bean sidhe. The man with him said that somebody was going to die. Next morning the man went to the wood for sticks. Another man was cutting a tree. He told him to keep out of the way. Just as he was
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- Michael Mc Cory
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- Larass or Strandhill, Co. Sligo
- One day when Mr Duggan was a young boy he himself and another man were coming up the banks. They heard a bean side. The man with him said that somebody was going to die. Next morning the man went to the wood for sticks. Another man was cutting a tree. He told him to keep out of the way. Just as he was(continues on next page)
