Category: Mythology, Legends & Folklore
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Bloody Foreland. An old woman comes out of the ditch to talk to me. . . . "It's a wild place, sir, God help us! none wilder. And myself, sir----sure I've nothing in the world bu...
3. Part 3I met a woman up Glengesh going in the direction of the danger-post. She seemed an old woman by her look, but she more than beat me at the walking. When we got to the top of the...
1. Part 1Every effort has been made to replicate this text as faithfully as possible, including inconsistencies in spelling and hyphenation. Some corrections of spelling and punctuation...
4. Part 4Sunday on the road between Carrick and Glengesh. It is drawing near sunset. We pass a group of country boys playing skittles in the middle of the road--quite a crowd of them, bi...