Volume: CBÉ 0608 (Part 02)
- Date
- 1939
- Collector
- Location
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0608, Page 402
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“When two or more people are to be buried on the same day we are all curious to know which of them is the last...”
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“It is said that if a person happens to fall in a graveyard it is a sign that he or she will be the next to go in there as a corpse.”
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“When a grave sinks it is a sign that a death will soon occur in the family to whom it belongs.”
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“The tomb of the O'Sullivan Christians in Kilgarvan graveyard is peculiar from the fact that it opens directly into the street...”
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“Whenever a member of the O'Sullivan Caols happens to die a door in a great rock in The Bird mountain is said to open and roar out like thunder.”