An Evil Spirit

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Mary O' Callaghan

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The Valley of the Black Pig

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

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Story

“The Valley of the Black Pig in County Fermanagh gots its name thus.”

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James Mc Menemin, Mary O' Callaghan

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Story

“Some distance outside of Stranorlar there was a bog with a well in the centre of it.”

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M. Bradley, Mary O' Callaghan

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Story

“Long ago there was a stone wall round Dunwiley fort.”

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

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The Giant

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

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“When the Stranorlar Donegal Railway was being constructed the workmen found a chalice.”

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

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Cloch Rua

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Mary O' Callaghan, Peter Bradley

Cloghroe, Co. Donegal

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Folklore

“There lives at Gortletragh a family call Darnins who have in their possession a bush which the say is 'gentle'.”

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

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Story

“One night I went to Letterkenny with a priest named Father Walker.”

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James Mc Menamin, Mary O' Callaghan

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The Murder Hole

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

Gortletteragh, Co. Donegal

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Dunwiley Fort

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

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Dunwiley Fort

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

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The Red Candle

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Mary O' Callaghan, Peter Bradley

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Folklore

“There was once a man called John Bonner who worked in Drumboe Castle long ago.”

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M. Bradley, Mary O' Callaghan

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Folklore

“One day a man was out hunting with a hound.”

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Francis O' Callaghan, Mary O' Callaghan

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