Page:Folk-lore - A Quarterly Review. Volume 28, 1917.djvu/253

 Collectanea. 221

and told Murnane all he saw. " Wisha," says Murnane, " I hear them every night in the week and take no notice of them." It was but half past one then, so it must be only about twelve when he went out to save the hay. Many and many a time before he died I heard him tell about it, and there is sons of his, and Murnane's, in the village that can prove it. The Lord be good to his soul ! many a drink my father and he had together. — Told by R. Walsh, Caherconlish, Co. Limerick.