XLIII. HOW CIARAN SENT A CLOAK TO SENAN

27. When Ciaran arrived at Cluain maccu Nois he wished to send another

cloak to Senan. The cloak was laid upon the stream of the Shannon, and

it travelled without being wetted to the harbour of Inis Cathaig. Said

Senan to his monks, "Rise and go to the sea, and ye shall find there a

guest, which bring with you, with honour and dignity." When the monks

went out they found the cloak on the sea, dry, and they brought it

with them to Senan, and offered an offering of thanks to the Lord.

That is now called "Senan's cloak."

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