Volume: CBÉ 0220 (Part 3)

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1. Bean Sí (continued)

   

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   last night around our house. It is said that the cry always follows that family. Kilally is the only townland around the village of Kilworth where no Protestants lived. No old person around the place remembers to have seen a Protestant live there

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2. Time of the Priest-Hunters

   

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   Long ago there lived a family near Macollop and they were noted priest-hunters.
   They always kept a fool in the house working for them.
   They went wan time to a priest's house to arrest him. They had it planned and all to kill him. The fool heard it all going on; and he made the quickest haste he

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