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   After running a good part of the road he came to a bridge which was going under the road. Then the animal said to the man, "Good bye," and then disappeared.

   

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2. A Local Story

   

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   An old man named Byers lived in the townland of Cornagrove about twenty years ago. When he died his body was put in a vault in the Protestant grave - yard, because he was a protestant himself. The people around my district say, that all his money was buried along with him. One night his

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Francis Mac Evoy

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Achadh Leachta Freáil, Co. an Chabháin