School: Ferns (C.) (roll number 13267)

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   properly opened out would lead to Milltown and to the Abbey. They are said to contain some valuables and also a golden chair said to have been presented to St Aidan.

   

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   There are four crosses to be found in the old Churchyard in Ferns. These are supposed to belong to the fourteen stations. There is also a stone, in the ruined wall, having carvings of a deer and a greyhound. There is also in the graveyard, a tombstone inscribed in the Latin. In the base of one cross in the churchyard, there is water. this water is believed to cure the toothache. There is a tombstone over the grave of Butler O'Brien There are stones in the old grave yard, which bullets pierced in 1798.

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