Volume: CBÉ 0106
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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0106, Page 326
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“There is another story told about the graveyard in Chapel Park down in Pollfur.”
(continued from previous page)interfered with them stones anymore. The same thing happened in the parish of Glynn. There is an old rath or fort near the village and there are a whole lot of fine stones in it, at the present day and on two of them there are crosses. Well, anyhow some man was building an out house and he drew three of four loads of stones out of the rath and threw them down at the place where he was going to build the house, and left them there for to start working at the job the next morning. When he got up the next morning the stones weren't to be seen, high or low. He began to think someone had stolen them from him for fun, but one day he happened to be passing by the rath, and(continues on next page)