School: Cill Chothrach, An Sciobairín

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   with him. The following day a traveller was going along the road and he went in. The old woman told him that her husband was very sick and no one could cure him. The wife told the travelling man, that when he was drawing stones that morning he got sick and he asked her where was he drawing the stones from. She told him that he got them in an old chapel. He told her to take back the stones and place them in the old chapel where he got them. They did what they were told, and the old man got alright as soon as the stones were put back.

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   The customary thing in years gone by was to see people minding their cattle and land in May eve

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