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  1. Wife Entertainis Stranger

    CBÉ 0366

    Lore

    22 July 1937

    Pádraig Mac Eiteagáin

  2. Wife Entertains Stranger

    CBÉ 0366

    Lore

    22 July 1937

    Peadar Coyle

  3. Conall Ghráinne Óige

    CBÉ 0374

    Lore

    11 June 1937

    Micí Sheáin Néill Ó Baoill

  4. Garsúinín an Mhuilinn

    CBÉ 0386

    Lore

    6 August 1937

    Mícheál Mac Gearailt

  5. Fear a Fuaidh ar Thóir Leigheas dá Bhean

    CBÉ 0401

    Lore

    14 September 1937

    Liam Ó Dúiche

  6. Mac Lánúine a bhí sa Mhuileann

    CBÉ 0417

    Lore

    Mullen, Co. Kerry

  7. (no title)

    “Bhail bhí sin ann aon am amháin, agus d'imthigh mé as seo agus bhí culaith íontach mhaith éadaigh orm.”

    CBÉ 0428

    Lore

    28 October 1937

    Conall Mac Cormaic

  8. (no title)

    “Bhí Seán ar fastódh ar an Lagan agus bhí droch áit aige.”

    CBÉ 0435

    Lore

    8 December 1937

    Máire Baintreabhach Mhic 'n Ultaigh

  9. (no title)

    “Bhail an t-am a bhí mise beag.”

    CBÉ 0472

    Lore

    27 January 1938

    Conall Mac Cormaic

  10. (no title)

    “I bpáirt do Thiobrad Árann do chomhnuigh feirmeóir.”

    CBÉ 0487

    Lore

    January 1938

    Muiris Ó Conchobhair

  11. An Fear a Bhí i Mín a Chullain agus an Sradaigh (Sraoduidhe) Bhí i nGleann Bheatha

    CBÉ 0493

    Lore

  12. Jack as Doire Uí Bhrian agus an tAgent

    CBÉ 0538

    Lore

    Máirtín Ó Maoilmhichíl

  13. Another Story

    CBÉ 0559

    Lore

    20 May 1938

    Paddy Mac Rághnaill

  14. (no title)

    “And this other man 'd have the run of the roost. So, she pretended to be sick, and she sent off her husband to Athlone.”

    CBÉ 0575

    Lore

    14 December 1938

    Paddy Sweeney

  15. (no title)

    “Nuair a tháinic an traen isteach 'na gCeall fad ó shoin, bhí fear i Málann Bhig agus smaoitigh sé...”

    CBÉ 0611

    Lore

    22 March 1939

    Seán Ó Dubhagáin