The Pooka

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Patrick J. Kiely, William Casey

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The Headless Coach

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The Headless Coach

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The Headless Coach

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The Headless Coach

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The Headless Coach

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The Headless Coach

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The Headless Coach

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The Headless Coach

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“Some years ago a man was returning home from Anglesboro to his home in Glenacurrane, (Mitchelstown road), Co. Limk, Coshlea and when he was crossing the stream he fell into it and was drowned.”

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“There was a little thatched houses beside our well in Barnagurraha in which ancestors of mine lived and when they died it was occupied by another family.”

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“There was a relation of mine called Pat Burke, about whom I told you before this.”

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“One night about forty years ago a few of us were coming home from Kilbehennny (Co. Limk).”

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“One night I slept in a haunted room in the town of Clonmel.”

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“One night a man called Quane from Inchacomb was going home late from The Cross (Anglesboro).”

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“I was one evening at the close of a mission in Kilbehenny.”

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“In the year 1899 two girls from Anglesboro were sitting at their own fireplace when suddenly they heard a lot of horses pass outside and could hear the saddles creaking as the horses passed through the yard outside.”

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“On the 6th of January about forty-five years ago Ned Forde of Curraghkilbran and myself went to old Master Fitzgeralds funeral.”

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“About 50 years ago Ned Forde of Curraghkilbran bought a splendid mare from Fr. Quilty of Galbally.”

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“In August 1911 three men were killed in Ballylanders, Co. Limerick by lightning as they were drawing in hay.”

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