School: Céad na Mínseach (roll number 5498)
- Location:
- Kednaminsha, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: M. Nic Aodha
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“One day as two little children were walking around Kenny's (Rocksavage) fort, they saw fairies with red coats and caps, dancing around...”
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“Once upon a time as a man was returning from his Ceilidhe, he had to come a very lonely road near Rocksavage and he met a lady on the road...”
Once upon a time as a man was returning from his Ceilidhe, he had to come a very lonely road near Rocksavage and he met a lady on the road. The lady walked a short distance with him and as they came to a little grain on the way, the lady spoke to him and told him never come that way again. He mother father out when he met a black dog that grinned at him. He made an attempt to kick the dog, but could not touch him, and the dog turned into a cloud of dust.
The man reached home breathless and for a long time could not speak. After(continues on next page)