School: Tattenclave

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Crock of Gold (continued)

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he went and got a crowd of men and when they went back to the glen all the bushes were all tied with rush-bands, so that they did not know which bush it was in under. They all went home discontented. (Told by Mick Gallagher 63, farmer Drumhilla).
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Treasure

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Once there lived in Latnamard a very rich man when he was dying he buried it in Aughclay. It is said that it is still there.
(Told by my grand mother Mrs Ellis (76) Drumhilla)

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Parra Glassas Den

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One time there lived a highway man in Tullygillan Rocks. The place where he lived is still to be seen. It is a cave in rocks. This man used to go round robbing the people. One night he was shot. People say that there is still money in the cave.
(Told by my Uncle).

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