School: Drom Muirinn (roll number 10531/2)
- Location:
- Drommurrin, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Seán Ó Fathaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0401, Page 427
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“There is a well situated in Mrs. David Dillons farm...”
(continued from previous page)the people say the English of it is the well of the flies. At first the well was situated near a hedge in the field but one morning a woman rinched clothes in it and when the people came to the well it was dried up but it sprang up about four perches from the place. The people are still taking water out of it but the old people always said it was a blessed well.
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“My grand-father told me of a man named Patrick Pearse...”
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- Martin Connelly
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- James Buckley
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- Address
- Kilteean, Co. Kerry