An Old Story

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“There was a man living in a house in Killimor a good many years ago.”

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“There is a place near Killimor called Oxgrove which gets its name from an enchanted bull that was supposed to be drowned in a big river nearby.”

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“About twenty years or thirty years ago there was a light seen about Killimor for two years.”

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“Once upon a time there lived in Clare a man by the name of Mickie Kelly who was very fond of card-playing.”

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Hidden Treasure

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“There was a man living in Eyrecourt who did not walk or talk he was twenty one years of age.”

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“A few years ago there was a dance held in Tynagh.”

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“Once upon a time a man was going to a fair early in the morning.”

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“One day a woman was churning.”

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“A good many years ago a man lived where the O'Mearas are liviing now.”

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“Over forty years ago a woman named Nellie Conway lived in Heathlawn.”

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“My father knew a woman who was in the fairies.”

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Treasure

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“One night a man was fond of card playing.”

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“Long ago there was an old woman living near Killimor churchyard.”

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“Once upon a time there lived an old man in Carrew.”

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“There was a man in Kylemore years ago.”

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Riddles

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“Long ago when the old people used to throw out water ...”

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