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According to Irish folk tradition anyone crossing a patch of Hungry Grass (sometimes stated as crossing it at night) will be gripped with a terrible and unless sated immediately, fatal hunger.
The origin of Hungry Grass has a few possible sources. One suggestion is that it grows where a Great Famine victim died (1845-1849). Others suggest it is sown by faeries.
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