School: Drumcrave
- Location:
- Drumcrauve, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: Ss. Mac Giolla Choinnigh
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“Tadlach = pain in the wrist”
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“St Brigid's well on the farm of Hugh Tully, Stragella”
St Brigid's well on the farm of Hugh Tully, Stragella
Local Tradition is that St. Brigid washed her face and hands in it. Water cures warts. (no title)
“In Pullamore there is a water fall called the "Linn"...”
In Pullamore there is a water fall called the "Linn" and on a rock in the stream surrounded by hazel trees there is the track of Brighid's knees. It is said that Brigid hid from her father here - if water is drained from the knee tracks, it will return to them again.