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Bartholomew Moynahan: character portrait from The Snake's Pass (Stoker, Bram)

A character in The Snake's Pass

Bartholomew Moynahan

The Snake's Pass by Stoker, Bram

An elderly local storyteller who recounts a tradition about French soldiers carrying a treasure chest toward Knockcalltecrore.

Also known as: Bat Moynahan, old Moynahan

Inside the story

Meet Bartholomew Moynahan

An elderly local storyteller who recounts a tradition about French soldiers carrying a treasure chest toward Knockcalltecrore. He claims the story came from his father, who supposedly witnessed the men and horses on the mountain.

On the page

An elderly man, shrivelled and white-haired, crouched in posture, with wrinkled, shaky hands. He wears worn, plain country clothing.

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