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By 1911 there were no visible remains of a keeill known as Cabbal Rhullickey. Renowned scholar J J Kneen traced its name to an earlier Cabbal Ronnican, named for an Irish saint who was celebrated on 15th May with a fair in Ballaugh. Nearby, Bishopscourt was the scene of a fire which destroyed much of the middle block and led to the death of Mary Gardner in the early hours of Tuesday 16th May 1893.

We have a series of short stories in Manx, Skeealyn Aesop, in the translation by Neddy Beg Hom Ruy, Edward Faragher of Cregneash, published in 1901.

As y kiaull ain -
\nMARCAS MAC AN TUAIRNEIR - Nochd
\nCALAN - Blodau'r flwyddyn
\nSEAMUS ENNIS - Ask my father/Pat Ward's jig
\nLORS LANDAT & THOMAS MOISSON - Ar paotr youank koz/Ton berr gavotenn
\nMARLENE HENDY - The secret island
\nRACHEL HAIR - Hubcaps and potholes
\nSALT & SKY - Estren dyworth an mor
\nPERERIN - Symffoni lawen
\nMAIRTIN TOURISH, LUKE WARD & STIOFAN O BRION - Piper in the cave