Abstract: Story collected by Susan Mary Irwin, a student at Carraig na Heorna school (Carricknahorna, Co. Donegal) (no informant identified).
Original reference: 1028/3/8
School Carraig na Heorna [Vol. 1028, Chapter 0003]
County The Schools' Manuscript Collection : County Donegal Schools
Burial - Caves [duchas:4388852]
These were used for dwelling in and partly for hiding treasure. One good example is a Bully Bawn [sic] It is believed that this cave may have been at one time connected with a subterranean chamber discovered in Mullaghnashee. Sometimes these underground dwellings occur in connection withearthen forts or raths [?]. At Glasbolie ( near Mrs Hugh Moore’s) is a fort of great antiquity. It was here that King Domhnall had his residence in the seventh century. His death is noted in the Four Masters: -AD 639
Original reference: 1028/3/8
Burial - Caves
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