School: Coone, Leighlinbridge (roll number 5713)
- Location:
- Coan, Co. Kilkenny
- Teacher: Éamonn de Paor
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- It is the common belief in this neighbourhood that it is terribly unlucky to ring a chapel bell without reason. About 60 or 70 years ago there men in Muckalee were coming home from a dance. Their road lay by the chapel, and talk turned on the superstition about the bell. One of them said he would ring the bell if the others did likewise. They agreed, and going in to the yard, each rang the bell. The immediately hurried home, arranging to meet on the next day. The following morning one of them got a paralytic stroke, another could not move his head on his shoulders, while the third could not move his legs. They remained deformed to the end of their days. (One of them was a man named Meaney).