School: Ballivor (roll number 9380)
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- Teacher: T. Ua Conmhidhe
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Stories and Legends (continued)
“On the road to Raharney in the townland of Robintown there is two iron gates one each side of the road on the entrance into Douglas's field...”
(continued from previous page)every night after twelve o'clock a light comes out of one gate and crosses the road and out through the other gate.
from Thomas Browne, Ballivor, aged 50 native of Parish.Stories and Legends
“Trimbles-town castle an ancient seat of the Barnwalls that held the faith during the Cromwellion invasion themselves and the Fingalls.”
Trimbles-town castle an ancient seat of the Barnwalls that held the faith during the Cromwellian invasion themselves and the Fingalls. Dut the Dunsanys did not. The hall door of Trimblestown castle used to get a knock every night at twelve o'clock.
From Thomas McKeon, Ballivor, aged 70 Native of Parish.Stories and Legends
“Once on a time in the bog of Kildalkey there lived a man named Johny Baker and his wife Jenny.”
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- Age
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- Ballivor, Co. Meath