Volume: CBÉ 0265
- Date
- 1935
- Collector
- Location
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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0265, Page 0393
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- Mr. Hinch was coming from Moyne one night & as he was passing by Shielstown Lane a big dog nearly as tall as himself came out & walked along beside him with its tongue out & its eyes in balls of fire in its head & it turned in at a in hole in the rocks & the man was near never getting home.
- Once upon a time a little man came to Balllymaghroe & he was tearing the moss off a ditch and he told the people that his father hid a pot of gold in the Calf Park Gap in Ballymaghroe but no one knew where the Calf Park Gap was & he got a drink at our house & he went out across Sheilstown & he was never seen anymore.