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“Near Ardcath, there is a place called Whiteparks In one of the fields there is a lios coverd with furze.”

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Paddy Flood

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“There were two men named Lamb and Duff hanged on Mullaghteeling for stealing 5s.9d.”

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“In Claremount, owned by Colemans, situated in the townsland of Ratholland there used to be a graveyard...”

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Paddy Reid

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“On Mr Curtis's farm in Gormanstown there is a big stone in one of the fields and there is supposed to be money buried under it.”

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John Flanagan

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“In the time of Cromwell there was a battle fought in a field at Dardistown which ended in the taking of Dardistown Castle...”

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Paddy Reid

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“Until the year 1756 there was a glass roof on Lisdornan house.”

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Paddy Reid

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“Lisdornan bridge built in the year 1756.”

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Paddy Reid

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“There are three very large stones in the village of Greenanstown called Jack Stones.”

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Imelda Hanly

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“In the year 1933 there was a Chalice found in Tullock wood.”

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Lily Byrne

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“There used to be a village from Tullock to Giblockstown long ago.”

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Lily Byrne

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“Years ago there were two men named Lamb and Duff hanged on Mullaghtelling for not being able to pay 5s.9d.”

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Lily Byrne

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“There are two turn pike gates on the Stamullen Gormanstown road where long ago everyone had to pay to get past.”

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Thomas Murphy

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“It is said that when Cromwell was going to take Gormanstown Castle he rested at the "Cock Inn", (a public house owned Mr. Michael Mc Cabe)...”

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Thomas Murphy

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“When Cromwell was marching to Wexford after taking Drogheda he stopped at Gormanston Castle for one night...”

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Thomas Murphy

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“At Gormanstown the mail coach was robbed by Collier the robber.”

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Miss L. Martin

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“From underneath Mosney house a cave runs to Chapel Castle an ancient burial ground about a mile from Julianstown.”

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“Some of the Danes are supposed to have landed in Ireland at Gormanston.”

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Betty Mc Cullen

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“It is said that when the Danes came to Ireland they built caves in a field called Headland Way in the Gormanston Demesne to hide in.”

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Miss L. Martin

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“It is said that Cromwell's soldiars stopped in a field in the Gormanston Demesne called the Avenue.”

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Peter Whelan, Roger Murphy

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“In Gormanstown Castle there are shoulder straps with a brass buckle and printed on them is "The Gormanstown Infantry...”

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Thomas Murphy

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