School: Kilcullen (B.)

Location:: Cill Chuillinn, Co. Chill Dara
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Giants and Heroes and Leprechauns (continued)

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catch him. Once a boy went to gather stick and by mere chance saw the so called fairy. He stared at the fairy until the fairy like a flash threw a box of snuff in his face which made the lad turn away, when he looked back the fairy had vanished.
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Local Ruins

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A siege was held in Oldkilcullen in 1798. The town was sacked & the inhabitants massacried & the walls were burnt. In Oldkilcullen there is round tower which was the refuge where the monks ran for

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