School: Áth Dúna, Gleann an Phréacháin, Mainistir Fhearmuighe (roll number 12542)
- Location:
- Chimneyfield, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Seán Ó Duinnshléibhe
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0382, Page 453
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“Two miles S in Carriggannish was found a great number of gold + bronze treasures...”
(continued from previous page)It was said that he saw hell before he died, and that he was roaring like a mad bull.
A priest was brought to him. Tis said that the priest would give him absolution if he made a public confession of his crime.
There is a song in Irish
Malachy Duggan !a claiore!
I haven't it but I hope it is preserved.
None of the Duggans nor anyone else from Cork to Macroom & farther west since his time christened a child Malachy. Malachy belonged to the parish of Aghinagh.
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“There are two townlands in the parish of Aghinagh, Ballinamorive and Rusheen. ...”
There are two townlands in the parish of Aghinagh, Ballinamorive and Rusheen. Some 60 years ago the P.Pat at the time was to erect a new church. The Rusheen people wanted the Church near them and the other inhabitants wanted it at Ballinamorive. The priest himself favoured Ballianmorive as the site. Any of the parishners at Rusheen would not subscribe or help in anyway. The work went ahead, and when partly up the Rusheen men pulled down the walls again. There were twelve men engaged in the destruction. The following Sunday the priest denounced them, and said God(continues on next page) - Informant
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