Scoil: Cill na Móna (C.) (uimhir rolla 13626)
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“In the townland of Tullassa, between the parishes of Kilnamona and Inch...”
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“There lived in Loughvella an officer, he was summoned to join his regiment...”
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There lived in Loughville an officier, he was summoned ,to join his regiment, and as he was going he called one of his soldiers and asked him to take care of his gold until he returned.The soldier said he would and,as he said so,the officer drew his sword and cut off his head .Every night afterwards,about twelve O' clock,a headless man,riding on a white horse use to be seen coming down the avenue. Some time afterwards a lot of men went to look for the gold and when they thought they were near the gold the horseman came and they fled,it was never heard that anyone went to look for it afterwards.