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1. Holy Wells (continued)

   

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   made many cures, particularly toothache. It is told that St. Brigid had a cow, which supplied the people of the district with milk, until one day a man brought a riddle to be filled with milk. But from that onward, the cow only gave as much milk as an ordinary cow. There is also an impression of the Saint's knee on a stone, beside the well.

   

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2. The Local Roads

   

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   There is a Mass - path from Ballinagh Bridge to Potshee Church Co. Cavan, called Garrymore Lane. From Ballintemple road to Garrymore, there is a bridge which people call a ford. The main road 100 years ago, was from Arva to Wateraughy Co Cavan. It is an old by-road now. Animica Bridge at Ballintemple Co. Cavan, was supposed to be called "the Race of the black pig". The black pig was said to be a race of enchanted people who went across the bridge.

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   Language

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   Mrs Minery

   Gender

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   Cavan, Co. Cavan