School: Cor Críochach
- Location:
- Corcreeghagh, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: Ss. Ó Muireadhaigh
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- (continued from previous page)when ever anyone was going to die in that family. The neighbours heard crying round that fort every night.
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- There is a fort in the townland of Lisdrumturk called Jones' fort. It is said that a man who had owned the land ploughed it and sowed flax in it. The flax came up and was a great looking crop. When it was fit for pulling he and his men went to pull it one morning. The flax was all gone and it was just the same as before it was ploughed.
It is also said a young boy went to the same fort where he saw a big pile of money. He ran home to tell his mother. On their returning back they found that it had disappeared. It is said that if he had to spit on it the treasure would be his.
