School: Ballyjamesduff (B.)

Location:: Ballyjamesduff, Co. Cavan
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growing in the grave - yard. Some people are buried in it and others are buried outside it. The soil is not flat it is of a slant shape. There is another grave - yard in Castle - rahan and there is a church in it also. It is in the townland of Cornacrave. There are trees growing in the grave - yard and people are buried in it. There are two unused grave - yards in the parish also. There is one in Kilmore and the other is situated on top of the Piggery hill, in the townland of Killafinla.
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Once upon a time I heard my people say that there were men building a house in the townland of Cornacrave.
One day when the men were going home from work,

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