School: St Joseph's, Béal Átha Seanaigh
- Location:
- Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: An Br. S. Ó Murchadha
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“When the Partholonians came to Ireland they landed at Ballyshannon and settled down in that district. Their prince's name was Partholon.”
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- Danny Breslin
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Rathmore, Co. Donegal
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- Mr P. Loughlin
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Rathmore, Co. Donegal
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“Lough Melvin is about five miles to the south of Ballyshannon. About a hundred years ago a woman was going for water to the lake. She was very long away and the man of the house went out to look for her.”
Lough Melvin is about five miles to the south of Ballyshannon. About a hundred years ago a woman was going for water to the lake. She was very long away and the man of the house went out to look for her. He went to the lake and found her dead and an animal lying beside her asleep, which is called “the Duracu” which means “the hound(continues on next page)