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1. The Big Wind (continued)

   

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   their home. It was blown down. They were going to a neighbour's house for shelter. As they were going a brick was blown off another house and it struck one of the children. He had to be sent to hospital next day.

   

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2. The Cluster

   

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   The cluster is situated in the townland of Corravilla (Lower). It got its name because there was seven families living near each other. The names of the seven families are 3 Mullen families, Moldy Rogers, O Hara, McConnon and Dempsey. Three families still remain:- one Mullen family and two Rogers families.

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Mary Crosson

   Gender

   Female

   Informant

   John Martin

   Gender

   Male

   Age

   70

   Address

   Corravilla, Co. Cavan

3. Carraige Bog

   

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   Carraige Bog and Carraige rocks are situated in the townland of Corlattylenon. The bog is in a very backward place. In olden times there was a pass running through this bog from Annaherin main road to the Bailieborough main road at Skeagh cross. Part of the old pass can still be seen

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