School: Dún Beag (C.)

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1. Glascloon (continued)

   

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   and when the cow was outside he opened the door and followed her. The cow ran into the fort and the man followed her in. When he was inside he heard an old lady say get out and dont break our ware. The man said he did not care about their ware if he got back his cow and when he was going out he heard an old lady say that the cow was no good without a spancil.

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2. Clog Óir

   

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   Some say that it descended from heaven on Scattery Island when St. Ciaran and St. Brenden were there but others say that it fell on the cross between Kildimo and Farrigha. It was shaped like a pyramid and quadrangular. It was exhibited at Lisdoovarna by the Royal society of antiquities.

   

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