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Mass Grave Legend?

18-12-2012 9:54pm

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#2 19-12-2012 3:53pm

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News to me. Who told you that? Did it come to you in a dream by any chance?

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#3 19-12-2012 7:38pm

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#4 19-12-2012 8:35pm

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Never heard any such thing.

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#5 20-12-2012 8:20am

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It is known as hungry hill so maybe that has something to do with it?

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#6 20-12-2012 3:11pm

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Phoenix wrote: »

My aunt who lives there said it

A dream seemed like the next logical step.

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#7 20-12-2012 6:19pm

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Phoenix wrote: »

There is a legend going around that st brigids's estate is built partly on a famine mass grave has anyone else heard this?has there ever been research done to confirm it?

Which st brigids ??

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#8 20-12-2012 6:22pm

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New book, Atlas of the Great Irish famine might help OP.

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#9 26-12-2012 11:12pm

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There was a dysentery epidemic in the 1830s.

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