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   “There was a boy living in Rathnagrew...”

   

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   him. They went in & sat at the fire & that night they heard a whirlwind of fairies going across the house. When they got up in the morning they saw the track of the boys knees & hands where he fell but there was no marks where he should have walked away so they went to cut sticks again & they found him on the rath ditch crying & he was unlucky ever after.

   

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2. Crock of Gold

   

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   There was a man in Ashinagap & he "drempt" 3 nights in succession that there was a crock of gold under a bridge in England & he went there to look for it & he was walking around & a policeman asked him what he was doing &

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   • John Hughes