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1. The Lady's Well and the Coal Quay (continued)

   

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   unloaded. It is because of this, that it is called 'The Coal Quay' to this day. It was because of The Lady who owned this well that it is called 'The Lady's Well'.

   Paul Smith 6th Standard
   I got these stories from an old woman names Mrs. Parker of 28 Corrig Rd. Dalkey. She is 70 years of age

   

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2. Voicen Bank

   

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   There is a place on Dalkey Hill called the "Voicen Bank". It got that name because one night as the man named Voicen who lived there heard a sound outside and went out to see what it was, a few men rolled him down the bank and the man was never seen since.

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   Language

   English

   Location

   Dalkey, Co. Dublin

   Collector

   Patrick Keyes

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Ardbrugh Road, Co. Dublin

   Informant

   Miss Cash

   Gender

   Female

   Age

   81

   Address

   Ardbrugh Road, Co. Dublin