School: Drumcrave

Location:: Drumcrauve, Co. Cavan
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0975, Page 243

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In The Penal Times (continued)

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of the saucepan, and crew three times. The cook was frightened, and she ran to the room, and she told the priest, he went out-side and said that was enough for him. When he got to the top of the hill, and looked around, he saw the man and a band of soldiers coming to the house. That is how the Cock-Hill got its name.
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On Shantamon mountain there is a Mass Rock. In the centre of the rock, a white thorn tree is growing. Many people assisted at Mass on it, in the penal times.

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Flax-tow is the cure of a colic pain. The cure of the chin cough is, to ask a man with a red and white horse

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