School: Naomh Breandán (C.), Blennerville (roll number 16899)

Location:: Blennerville, Co. Kerry
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walls and in those shelves they found old candlesticks of an ancient type with some tallow stuck on them to enable them to act as a candle, they also found remnants of other articles too rusty and old to be recognised. They went along through the tunnel for a distance of twelve feet when the light went out that meant that the air travelled so far, and they had to return otherwise they would be suffocated.
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One day a man from Camp went to the strand for a load of seaweed and the mermaid appeared to him sitting on a rock and was combing her

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