School: Tattenclave

Location:: Tattintlieve, Co. Monaghan
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0948, Page 148

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foot. Priests had to dress like common men to save their lives. People who pretended to be great with the priests is the ones that will tell where the priest is. In the time of the Penal laws the Catholics would not be let into any job.
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In the townland of Liscomiskey on John Hackett's farm there is a hollow place at the foot of a field and it is called the "ault" because the fairies used to reside there.
In the same townland there is also a lone bush at the head of the ault. It is called to

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