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1. A Fenian (continued)

   

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   loss of the gun and the ladder, which was not his own. A short time after, the Fenians were told they were to be arrested. After a brief stay, by going from house to house, and from place to place they emigrated to America. Some never came back, and more did, whose descendants are still here. Told BY Mr. R Kearney (56), Ballydrehid, Cahir, Co. Tipperary Written by: Kitty Kearney, Ballydrehid N.S. Cahir, Co. Tipperary

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2. Saint Patrick's Stone

   

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   St. Patrick's Stone
   When St Patrick was travelling from Cahir he was supposed to travel on the old road. He knelt down on a stone and the mark of his knee is still in the stone. This hole

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