School: Coillte Críotáin

Location:: Erris, Co. Roscommon
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ground with the top of it up and on it are the tracks of her two knees where she knelt while praying. There is a hole in which there is always water. It is said that she bored a hole in it with tears, and that it will be there for ever. There is a grave on the side of the road in the townland of Brisleagh. It is said a tinker who died was buried there.
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3. There is a place near my house called Ballinultha. There are two stones standing up, and one on the top of them. It is said that the old druids

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