School: Latnamard (roll number 16769)
- Location:
- Latnamard, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: Mary Duffy
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- (continued from previous page)but try as he would he couldn't get out of the field. He came back to Fitzpatrick's & told them & then went home the lane & his remark was - "That was always a very gentle field."
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- Informant
- Phil O' Neill
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Latnamard, Co. Monaghan
- Mary Murphy who lives in Aughaclea was getting a barn built on to her dwelling house. One evening a strange wee woman came in. She sat down & stayed awhile & told her not to go on with the building, & gave her a good share of money. The barn was on the fairies' 'pad'.
