The Gillaroe

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Edward Connolly, Mr Terence Connolly, Seosamh Mac Guidhir

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McClancy Castle Treasure

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Edward Connolly, Seosamh Mac Guidhir

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Local Heroes

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Edward Connolly

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Local Heroes

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Edward Connolly

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Local Heroes

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Edward Connolly

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Local Cures

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Edward Connolly

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“The road leading from Tullaghan to Wardhouse is a very old road.”

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Edward Connolly

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“There is a well in Gubacreeny called Saint Marshal's well.”

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Edward Connolly

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Local Happenings

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Edward Connolly

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Church Minister

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Edward Connolly

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Mass in the Penal Days

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Edward Connolly

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Croaghan Hill

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Edward Connolly

Caisleán na Finne, Co. Dhún na nGall

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(gan teideal)

“There was a man once upon a time who lost his arm and it was buried.”

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Edward Connolly

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There lived an old man and an old woman

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Edward Connolly

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(gan teideal)

“There lived an old man and an old woman once upon a time and they had two daughters.”

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Edward Connolly

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“In a house near to Castlefinn village there are two round stones which are made of cement and they are very rough.”

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Edward Connolly

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An Old Story

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Edward Connolly

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Peter Griffin

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Edward Connolly

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago near Castlefinn it is said that there was a King crowned on a very big stone and it is said it is at least ten feet in length and it is about six feet in breadth.”

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Edward Connolly

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“Long ago there happened to be a man going on a train journey to his sister-in-law a long distance away.”

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Edward Connolly

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