School: Réidh na Scríne (C.), Ros Ó gCairbre (roll number 8750)
- Location:
- Reanascreena, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Síle Ní Dhonnchadh
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“A man named Cox, lived in Dunmanuray. He was known as the "Lord Mayor" of the town.”
(continued from previous page)words came true. Three of the family met violent deaths and the last was drowned in a small lake opposite the parish church (Dunmanway)
Father John Rower, R.I.P) it is said used work miracles. One day he was walking along the road with another priest, when a poor woman who was "out of her mind" came by.
"If you have power", said the second priest, "give her your coat and she will will take it", for the poor woman was without clothes.
Fr. Rower did so, she took the priests coat, put it around her, and went home cured.
A man named Patrick McCarthy (Cnuic) who lived not far from Rossmore, was one day working
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“Father John Power, (R.I.P.), it is said used work miracles.”
(continued from previous page)Father John Rower, (R.I.P), it is said used work miracles. One day he was walking along the road with another priest, when a poor woman who was "out of her mind" came by.
"If you have power", said the second priest, "give her your coat and she will will take it", for the poor woman was without clothes.
Fr. Power did so; she took the priests coat, put it around her, and went home cured.
A man named Patrick McCarthy who lived not far from Rossmore, was one day working (no title) (continued)
“A man named Patrick Mc Carthy (Cnuich) who lived not far from Rossmore, was one day working in the field with his labouring man.”
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