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Una Bahn, the daughter of a MacDermott chieftain, fell deeply in love with a neighbour named Tomas. However, when her father forbade their marriage and exiled Tomas from Trinity Island, Una was overcome with sorrow and passed away from a broken heart. She was laid to rest on Trinity Island, near the old monastery.
Heartbroken, Tomas swam to her grave each night to keep vigil, but eventually fell ill. Knowing his own end was near, he pleaded with the MacDermott chieftain to be buried beside Una. The chieftain agreed, and in death, the two lovers were finally reunited. It is said that sometimes, the sound of laughter echoes across the lake, and two figures can be seen rising from the mist, embracing.
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Portions of this entry derive from local folklore and oral tradition. These accounts are unverified by contemporary records and details may vary by teller.
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