Folklore

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John Mc Mahon, Mollie Mc Mahon

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“Once there was a woman who used go round to other people's houses...”

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Molly Mc Mahon

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“Once there was a man who killed a pig.”

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Bernard Mc Entee, Margaret Gargan

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“There is a fort down in the wood called Kenny's fort.”

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Mollie Mc Mahon

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“About a mile and a half from Kingscourt there is a village called Muff.”

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Margaret Gargan, Thomas Gargan

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“In the wood there is a well called the "Wishing well".”

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Mollie Mc Mahon, Thomas Mc Mahon

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“A few miles from Kingscourt there is a place called the "Tory Bush".”

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“Kingscourt is the first town outside of the pale or ancient boundary.”

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John Mc Mahon, Mollie Mc Mahon

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“A mile from Kingscourt, in the neighbourhood of Lisnabo, there is a house.”

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Mollie Mc Mahon

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“The ruin known as Flemings Castle dates back to the Norman conquest.”

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“The origin of the Tuesday Market is.”

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“There is a fort down in the wood called Kenny's Fort.”

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Margaret Gargan, Thomas Gargan

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“The man who composed the poem of 'Coach O'Leary' lived around Barleyhill.”

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“There is a bridge down in the wood called 'Cromwell's Bridge'.”

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“There were old schools in Cortubber and Cornavan about 120 years ago.”

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“There are ruins of an old corn mill in Cortubber along the Drumcondrath road.”

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“There is a holy well in Eniskeen called St Ernon's Well.”

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“On the farm of Laurence Tinnelly Kilnalun about 2.5 miles from Kingscourt.”

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“In Eniskeen there used to be an old Catholic Church long ago...”

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“During the Penal days two Croppy hunters were riding along...”

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