School: Collon (roll number 14579)

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   “On the summit of the Dunmore hill, a fort stands, and to south-east side of this is a raised mound of earth, seven or eight yards in length, which is called a Giant's grave, and on the summit of the hill to the south of the Dunmore, called Manning hill an”

   

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   music played, then suddenly he found himself standing in the fort, but the lights had gone out, and the music ceased.

   

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   “In Glassallan, Co. Meath a moate called Cook's moate where sweet music was heard, and elves were seen.”

   

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   In Glassallan, Co. Meath a moate called Cook's moate where sweet music was heard, and elves were seen.

   
   Cnocinalish in Collon, where on the first of May, a small fairy is seen dressed in black, and a white bandage round her neck, and her mouth open from ear to ear.

   Pheonisetown a round mound, fairies were seen singing and dancing on green moat dressed in red and green caps.

   A man who lived near Carrick-an-Ein was sowing oats

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Patsy O' Reilly

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Drogheda Road, Co. Louth