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Call for information on ancient doll that ‘fell out of a wall’ in Mallow

Speaking to C103, Murray said that a few people that thrown around the word ‘piseog’, which is the Irish world for ‘an evil spell’ or ‘curse’.

Call for information on ancient doll that ‘fell out of a wall’ in Mallow

Wed, 07 Nov, 2018 - 14:10

Anna O’Donoghue

There has been a call for information on an ancient wooden doll that ‘fell out of a wall’ in Mallow.

A picture of the doll, taken by Finbarr Murray

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