Scoil: Granagh (B.), Brúgh Ríogh (uimhir rolla 9927)

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1. Story - Ashín and the Hidden Gold (ar lean)

   

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   The next night the same thing happened. The third night the same things came down again, and Asheen said to himself, "whatever" would happen he would open it. He took the lid off the coffin and up pops a big gentleman. "It is well you have opened this coffin", says he, for you were on your last chance. I am coming here for the last 400 years and no one had the courage to open this coffin. The dead gentleman said he was troubled as he had gold hidden in the castle and wanted to give it to some one. So he took Asheen down a big stairs with him - down to a big cellar, and gave him two big heavy iron boxes of gold for himself and two "more" for his boss. When the cock crew next morning four men came and took away the coffin. They said if he had not opened it they would kill him. Next morning the gentleman came and found Asheen alive. He gave Asheen 3 boxes of money for himself and a fine horse. The day was up for Asheen to go to the cross and he went away on his horse. When he came to the cross the six brothers were there before him, and they asked him "did he see any man coming along the road?" He asked what were they there for? they told him they were at this very cross seven years ago and they were all to meet again there, and they were waiting for their younger brother. He asked - would they know him if they saw him. They said they would - Well I'm the man said he. The brothers called him over to see

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