School: Loughshinny (roll number 8434)
- Location:
- Loughshinny, Co. Dublin
- Teacher: James Monks
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0786, Page 82
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“One winter's night about twenty years ago a man named John Farrell, Baldungan, Lusk, Co Dublin walked across the fields to Rush.”
(continued from previous page)to Rush. When he was coming home he went into a field and could not get out of it. He walked around trying to get out but could not. About two o'clock the next morning his sister came and let him out of the field it is said that he walked on a stray sod.
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“In the year 1895 about two o'clock on a September evening a Loughshinny fisher-man was coming home from the Dublin fish market on his horse and cart.”
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- John Mac Nally
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 51
- Address
- Ballykea, Co. Dublin