The only hidden treasure I heard of was the gold and silver which

Treasure is supposed to be hidden in a field called the "Crochán" belonging to James Coffey. It was hidden by the Danes. for safety. Attempts have never been made to unearth it. The treasure consists of gold amounting to twenty thousand pounds. People have never been enabled to find it by eating certain foods. A' leipreachan' is supposed to safeguard this hidden treasure, because he was seen. Lights have never been seen where the treasure is hidden.

Once upon a time there was a hidden treasure in Ireland. About fifteen miles outside Dublin there was an Inn, and in it were three men who were talking about hidden treasure. They had a map which showed them where there was a hidden treasure.
They decided to go and get it and on of them was given the map to mind. They were to meet early next morning at the spot where the treasure was hidden. Next morning they were all there with picks and shovels.

There is a treasure hidden in a field in Clonduff. There are two trees in the field and the treasure is supposed ti be hidden between those trees. It is unknown when this treasure was hidden or by whom. This treasure consists of a baker of gold. Years ago a man dreamt three nights of a baker of gold. One day he went to dig for the gold.He dug until he found the baker.There was nothing in it only buttons.When he saw the

There is a field about half a mile distant from my house, where a treasure is supposed to be hidden This field belongs to Abraham Treacy. The treasure is supposed to be hidden under a lone tree. The person who hid the treasure is not known. No one ever tried to find the treasure. It was guarded by lights for some time. It was hidden over one hundred years ago. The treasure consists of gold and silver.

There is a treasure hidden in William Doogue's field. It is hidden in a rock called the Ivey rock. It is two fields from the main road. The man who hid this treasure is not known. It is said that their will have to be three lives lost at this rock before the money will be got. There is a hidden treasure in Abraham Tracey's field. The field is at the back of the house. The treasure is hidden under a crabtree. It is supposed to be a crock of gold. The man who hid this money is [?] not known. Two men tried to dig for it but they were driven away by a sheep.

in Bulgan, not far from my home, this treasure is supposed to be hidden.

There is a treasure in the middle of Dreem. It is supposed to be hidden on the top of a ditch. Nobody has ever dug for the treasure. It is hidden under the cross of Dreem. (This cross which was made of wood has now disappeared.) The treasure was hidden in olden times. In olden times there was no paper money like what there is now. There was nothing but coins. There is a treasure hidden in Killamoate. A motor-car came there one night. The men dug for the treasure, and went away again.

There is supposed to be hidden treasure in Seskin hill. The treasure is gold. The old fire-side story about the treasure is that it was hidden in the little rock under the big rock and over the first brick chimney of a house.Many men have often gone to dig to find it, they were never sucessful in finding it. The two men that hid it came from Wexford the day of the battle of Ballyrahan in 1798. One of them was shot and the other went to America leaving the treasure hidden.There is supposed to be Treasure hidden in Mr. Doyles field in Coolboy Tinahely. It is in a small stony field. It is not supposed to be very far down in the ground. It was hidden long ago. It is not known what year it was hidden. There is a big bar standing where it was hidden. It is supposed to be a pot of gold. The houses around it are Mr. Doyles, the School Master's house, and Lennons. Nobody has ever gone to look for

No lights have ever been seen where the treasure is hidden.

There is no hidden Treasure in Monaghan now and if

In any place where there was hidden treasure it was supposed to be guarded

There are no stories of hidden treasure current in this district.

In a field about one hundred yards from our house there is supposed to be treasure hidden. Once upon a time a man was digging in this field and a voice from under the ground said, "Dig deeper." This treasure is supposed to be hidden by the Danes. There is also treasure hidden under a rock in Ochill hill. In Killtdonnell there is also treasure hidden and if anyone touched the place where this treasure is, a big black dog will appear.
In another field near our house there is supposed to be treasure hidden in a huge rock. Once upon a time a man was passing this rock and he saw a lovely flower growing which he picked and immediately the rock opened. The man went into the rock and filled his pockets with gold and he was in that big a hurry that he forgot to lift the flower when he was going out again. A voice said, "you forget the best thing in it." When the man got outside the rock he found

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Hidden Treasure
There is a treasure hidden in some spot in Burt, and the spot is where you can see the three castles, Grianan castle, Burt castle, and Inch castle from. If you find a spot where you can see the castles from, you are standing on the spot where the treasure is hidden. The hidden treasure consists of gold.
There was a treasure hidden near to Burt castle, and it was discovered many years ago. The man who discovered this treasure is now dead. His name was Robert Edwards. This hidden treasure also consisted of small pieces of gold and small pieces of silver.
It was not known who put this treasure there. The spot where the three castles can be seen from was once discovered by a man.

The treasure is supposed to have been hidden between Cockhill and Umricam. It is not known how long the treasure is hidden. Attempts have been made to find it. It is not known who tried to get the treasure but it is known that the people who tried to find it had no success. The treasure consists of a pot of gold valued about two hundred pounds. Buried gold or treasure has never been discovered in the district I live in. It is not discovered because the people do not know where the treasures are hidden. Treasures are able to be seen by eating certain food. Lights have been treasure is hidden.

There is supposed to be a treasure hidden

Hidden Treasure
I have often heard of a treasure which is supposed to have been hidden in a ‘Nutrock’ mean my home at Toomore, Hillstreet, Drumsna, County Roscommon. It was placed there by the Danes. Very many people have tried to unearth it but all to no use. The treasure is said to consist of a pot of gold which a weasel is supposed to be taking care of. People say that if one dreams of where its hidden goes with a hazel nut and kills the weasel, the gold will be discovered. I have heard of a man who once dreamt of two nights in succession that this pot of gold was hidden under a flag near a wall. Had he dreamt of it the third night he could go and have a search for it, but he told his dream the second night and dreamt of it no more. The treasure is still hidden in the rock but no one knows the exact spot. There is a tradition that whoever discovers the pot of gold shall lose one eye. None of the people living at the present time in this district have ever dreamt of this hidden treasure although they have often heard of where it is supposed to be concealed. Years and years lights were seen around the spot.
Another story is told of a search for a pot of gold supposed to be hidden at Rockville, Hillstreet, Drumsna, County Roscommon.

There are many stories told about treasure which was hidden in ancient Ireland by the olden people. These treasures were chiefly hidden in lonely valley and islands where people used not travel. It is supposed that they are protected by animals and such things.
I have heard from my father "Denis McCarthy" about some treasure which has been hidden in my district. It is said to have been put there by a little man who got it from a rich gentleman. This gentleman it seems was in dread that his treasure would be stolen from him, so he got the little man to take care of it. The latter had a son who knew nothing about the treasure or where it was. The little man was to bring the gold with him if he lived and if he died he should tell his son where it was. It happened that he was dying and he told the son as follows: -
'There was a large flag standing the height of a man facing south-east, between three fresh water lakes. He would find this stone where the first rays of morning sun would shine, on the longest day of the year. It would not remain shining on it but for three minutes, and it is under the end of the shadow of this flag the gold is hidden.' The boy never found the gold so he told the secret to everybody in the end.
There is also another treasure hidden in Lough Ine

Treasure hidden by the Danes.There is said to be treasure hidden by the Danes in a burrow near Lacken, Co. Limerick. There is also treasure hidden between Culahill Castle and Drombane Upperchurch parish and in Knockmehil and Glenbeg and Carhue Upperchurch. It was hidden by the Danes.
A man named Philip Phelan dug down in the Lacken burrough until he came to the treasure and the spade went in dust in his hands. The following morning his hand was covered with black spots, and one of his legs became paralised, and he has remained that way for the past thirty years.
The treasure hidden by the Danes was gold. Philip Phelan's discovery was a crock