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'''Kilmanin''' was a [[mythology|legendary]] town in [[Ireland]]. |
'''Kilmanin''' was a [[mythology|legendary]] town in [[Ireland]]. |
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| − | [[Seamus]], a resident of [[Fair Haven]], claimed that a group of travelers visited Kilmanin in [[ |
+ | [[Seamus]], a resident of [[Fair Haven]], claimed that a group of travelers visited Kilmanin in [[1846]]. The townsfolk welcomed them, until strange occurrences began happening shortly thereafter. According to legend, Kilmanin and its people disappeared, possibly into the spirit world. |
| − | After witnessing [[Tom Paris]] repair his [[car |
+ | After witnessing [[Tom Paris]] repair his [[car]]'s flat tire using what appeared to be magic, Seamus feared that Paris might be amongst the [[spirit folk]], like those responsible for Kilmanin's demise. ({{VOY|Spirit Folk}}) |
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Revision as of 00:00, 20 July 2011
Kilmanin was a legendary town in Ireland.
Seamus, a resident of Fair Haven, claimed that a group of travelers visited Kilmanin in 1846. The townsfolk welcomed them, until strange occurrences began happening shortly thereafter. According to legend, Kilmanin and its people disappeared, possibly into the spirit world.
After witnessing Tom Paris repair his car's flat tire using what appeared to be magic, Seamus feared that Paris might be amongst the spirit folk, like those responsible for Kilmanin's demise. (VOY: "Spirit Folk")