School: Ardkeenan

Location:: Ardkeenan, Co. Roscommon
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asleep. In the morning he went to the nearest house and he told the man of the house what he had heard during the night. The man told him never to go to the castle again because there was a man there one time who commit suciide, and he was often seen going about the castle after that.
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Once upon a time there was a woman coming home from town late at night. She had to pass by a wood on that journey. She was just going to lie down with fatigue when she spotted a light in the middle of the

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