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“There is a mass road in Skehanore...”

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There is a mass road in Skehanore, Par. of Kilcoe, W. D. W. Carbery, Co. Cork. Near it is a Keel.

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“In Skehanore are some underground chambers.”

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In Skehanore are some underground chambers. John H. Kelly, Skehanore (62 yrs.) told me that some workmen his father had come across some flat stones with apparently a chamber of some sort under them. We marked the place on an Ordnance Survey map which Mr. Kelly has. Of course I am not certain such chambers exist, but Mr. Kelly tells the story as he got it from an old man named Burke.
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Topics
1. time
  historical periods by name (~25)
  penal times (~4,335)
2. objects
  man-made structures
  historical and commemorative structures (~6,794)
Language

English
Informant
John H. Kelly
Gender

Male
Age

62
Address

Skeaghanore East, Co. Cork