Scoil: Rathanna, Borris

Ar an leathanach seo

1. Buried Treasure in Cranagh (ar lean)

   

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   knew by the sound it made that it covered some sort of hole or tunnell. When he lifted the stone he saw a wonderful sight, in it lay jewels, rubies and gold in abundance. he went to the house in order to get something in which to put his prize. He came back accompanied by his son, both carrying sacks. As they approached the hole where lay the treasure they stopped "dead in their tracks" seeing a sight that made them shiver with fear. The place was covered with magpies, turkey-cocks and hawks. Mr Murphy sent his son for a gun. But shooting was without avail and they were forced to leave the treasure there. It was again covered with stones and soil and Mr Murphy never again tried to unearth it. But the present family risked the chance of recovering it. Knowing that blood had to spilled they put the blood of a hen in the hole. But it was no use human blood had to be spilled and a life had to be lost before the buried treasure could again be unearthed. So the efforts were given up as a failure.

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