Scoil: Borris (C.)

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1. Historical Tradition

   

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   After the siege of Wexford, Cromwell and his bloodthirsty army passed through a gap in Blackstairs and ever since this gap is known as Crumlin Gap. On that night they rested in a grove in Ballynattin and it is thought that on a dark windy night their ghosts haunt the grove. Passers-by have declared that they heard the drunken voices of the psalm singing hypocrites. Next morning the Round-heads passed up thro' Borris & on thro' Ballytiglea. During the Famine years when the soupers were busy, a poor farmer from the district decided to send his children to Lady Harriet's school in Marley so that they would be fed and clothed. Before doing so however, he paid a visit to the Chapel and said "Good-bye God Almighty till the potatoes grow again".

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