School: Finner
- Location:
- Finner, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: Eilís Máire Ní Nasa
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1026, Page 063
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- (continued from previous page)he had a great deal of money went and searched for it, but no one could find it. At last one man who was very clever saw the big stone, and said they had better look and see if it were under it. So they tried to lifet up the stone but it would not move. Then they gathered a lot of men to help them soon they got it up. They saw a big gold vessel full of gold. They were so delighted they looked at one another in joy, and left go the stone. Thenthere was a crack, and the stone slammed down tight again. They tried to get it up, but could not The stone could never be moved since that, even though many attempts were made.
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“A keg of butter was found in the Ross, outside Bundoran.”
A keg of butter was found in the Ross, outside Bundoran. People don't know wny it was hidden. The man who found was Mr Connolly. No one ever claimed it. It had gone white it was buried so long, and was bad.
