School: Camross, Mountrath
- Location:
- Camros, Co. Laoise
- Teacher: Pádraig Ó Heifernáin
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“Fionn Mac Cumaill learned to run and beat a hare in Shrahane.”
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“Monanelly Fort is the largest in the neighbourhood...”
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“Once there lived an landlord named Cullan in Marymount. ...”
Once there lived a landlord named Cullan in Marymount. He had a Castle near the river Tonnet. One day he caught a boy on hid lands with a bundle of rods. He accused the boy of stealing the rods and hanged him from a tree near a gate in Marymount. The place was ever since called Gallow's Gate.(no title)
“During the time St. Fintan was in Clonenagh...”
During the time St. Fintan was in Clonenagh a man was drawing home turf from the Clonenagh bog. He had a horse and a cart with him. He said something to St. Fintan. St FIntan turned his horse into a stone horse. This horse is still in Clonenagh bog. People go there to see this horse and also to see St, Fintan's well which is up in a tree.