School: Doora, Cuinche
- Location:
- Deerpark, Co. Clare
- Teacher: Cáit Diolún
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0594, Page 084
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“The name of my townland is Manus.”
(continued from previous page)A widow was evicted and she cursed the Land Lord and he fell dead from off his horse.
Told by. Paul Cullen.
Manus Clare Castle,
Co Clare.
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“My father said that he was coming home from Limerick one night in the horse car and it was very dark.”
My father said that he was coming home from Limerick one night in the horse car and it was very dark.
He was coming up near Dromoland and the horse was running Suddenly the horse stood up and he refused to go.
A man came on a biycle and my Father asked him to stop. He got off the bicycle and he came up to my father.
He told the man all about it. The horse was sweating and when my Father tried to make him go a big black dog jumped out of the bushes and he barked at him.(continues on next page) - Informant
- H. Cullen
- Address
- Manusmore, Co. Clare