School: Cill Ruis (roll number 16044)
- Location:
- Kilross, Co. Sligo
- Teacher: Antoine Ó Fuadaigh
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- (continued from previous page)are growing Rhododendrams in large numbers. Those shrubs when in full bloom in the summer season add greatly to the beauty of the place.From the smalls around, the lake, can be seen the bay of Sligo and other beautiful views. There is no overhead outlet for the water from this lake. But down on the side of the mountain there is an underground opening between two boulders where the water from this lake flows out and forms the Loch Lomond falls.On an appointed night this man went to the haunted house and when the ghost came in, he ordered it out and told it to go to rest at Loch Lomond falls. The ghost went off and is supposed to be there till judgement Day.
