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Scoil: Glenahulla, Mitchelstown (uimhir rolla 12446)
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An Tobar Beannaithe - Tobar Mologa Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - Abbie Frinks Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - Ghost Story Le tras-scríobh
A Local Incident - An Old Hedge-Schoolmaster Tras-scríofa
Folklore - A Local Incident Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - Ruins of Churches and Monasteries Le tras-scríobh
Old Traditions - Folklore Le tras-scríobh
Legends Connected with Wells and Raths - Folklore Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - A Ballad of '67 Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - A Local Sad Incident in 1816 Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - A Second Ballad of Peter Crowley Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - A Local Song Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - The Local Landlord - The First Earl of Kingston Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - The Second Earl of Kingston Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - The Word Carved on the Monument Erected to Peter O Neill Crowley in Kilclooney Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - The Life of Peter O Neill Crowley Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - A Ballad of Another Local Patriot John Mandeville a Native of Clonakilla Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - Proverbs Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - St Fanahan's Well Mitchelstown Tras-scríofa
Folklore - An Event of One Hundred and Twenty Years Ago Le tras-scríobh
Folklore - Stories Connected with Loughs Le tras-scríobh
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“Folklore - St Fanahan's Well Mitchelstown”
Ar an leathanach seo
Folklore - St Fanahan's Well Mitchelstown (ar lean)
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)
surrounding locality at the present time.
It is said St Fanahan is buried inside the walls of the Abbey. Some of the inscriptions on the old stones are in very old Gaelic characters and it is to be regretted that some Gaelic scholar would not visit this most ancient burial ground and decipher some of those inscriptions and family names.
As St. Fanahan was amongst the earliest of our Irish Missionaries after St. Patrick very little was known or handed down except tradition. The monastery was raided by the Danes in later times. It was only when workmen were repairing the old Castle at Lismore that a book was found concealed in a wall, and a full account of the saints life and his monastery was given in it. The book is now in Trinity College Dublin and is one of the oldest and most valued of our old Irish Books. There is a stream running near the Abbey where the students used walk and it was called the stream of the learning
(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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