School: Dristeran (roll number 2131)
- Location:
- Dristernan, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: Séamus Ó Cnaimhsighe
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- A good number of years ago before the ships were very common a ship left America to come to Ireland. The Mary-Snow was a name of her and she was occupied by passengers and a cargo of rum and tobacco. The ship was to land at Derry quay and the Glen people put up a bonfire and led the ship astray. So the ship landed in at Glenagivney but before she reached safe she struck a rock and got wrecked. Then the stuff ran ashore and the people were all drowned except one man and he swam ashore safe to dry land. A good ? of goods were got and a gold watch came ? and stuck on a rock and the people broke it because they were afraid it might tell on them. The people made a song about the Mary-Snow and the Glen people.
- Collector
- Lily Mc Carron
- Gender
- Female
- Informant
- James Mc Carron
- Relation
- Parent
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 50