Volume: CBÉ 0463 (Part 1)
- Date
- 1937–1938
- Collector
- Location
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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0463, Page 0018
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“There is a legend about a rock called Staugia which is situated down near Geevagh...”
(continued from previous page)on the slope of ahill.(no title)
“Theres an ould cave that they call uaim na gCailine not far from Staugia.”
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“There was two ould women livin' down near Geevagh at war time, all they had ta depend on for a livin' was a few shillins' wages...”
There was two ould women livin' down near Geevagh at war time, all they had ta depend on for a livin' was a few shillins' wages from the local landlord, an' a few fowl that they kept. Wan evenin wan o' the ould women was out coverin alock o' spuds in a pratie field near the house. It was well afther dusk at the time(continues on next page)