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The Schools’ Collection

This is a collection of folklore compiled by schoolchildren in Ireland in the 1930s. More information

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  1. A Song

    “All of you who love the shamrock shore,”

    CBÉS 0114

    James Doherty, Kathleen Higgins

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  2. A Story

    CBÉS 0114

    James Doherty, Kathleen Higgins

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  3. A Story

    CBÉS 0114

    James Doherty, Kathleen Higgins

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  4. Games

    CBÉS 0114

    Kathleen Higgins

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  5. Games

    CBÉS 0114

    Annie E. Tully

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  6. Mermaid

    CBÉS 0114

    Annie E. Tully, Mrs Cassidy

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  7. Mermaid

    CBÉS 0114

    Margaret Tully, Mrs Tully

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  8. A Song of the Dawn

    “The song I sing, is a song of home,”

    CBÉS 0114

    Mollie Doherty, Mrs Duffy

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  9. The Seoinín's Proposal

    CBÉS 0114

    Annie Mc Donagh, Peter Mc Donagh

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  10. The Young May Moon

    CBÉS 0114

    Martin Griffin, Nancy Griffin

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  11. Story

    CBÉS 0114

    Kathleen Mullen, Thomas Mullen

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  12. A Story

    CBÉS 0114

    Kathleen Mullen, Mrs Frain

    Kilcashel, Co. Mayo

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  13. Story

    CBÉS 0114

    Mrs Frain, Nancy Griffin

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  14. Story

    CBÉS 0114

    Kathleen Mullen, Mrs Frain

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  15. Story

    CBÉS 0114

    Mrs Frain, Nancy Griffin

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  16. Story

    CBÉS 0114

    Kathleen Mullen, Mrs Frain

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  17. My Own Land

    CBÉS 0114

    Bea Duffy, Mrs Frain

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  18. (no title)

    “Seven years I had a sweet heart And seven more since I did him see...”

    CBÉS 0114

    Bea Duffy, Mrs Frain

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  19. (no title)

    “As I roved out one evening Down by the river side I heard a maid complaining The tears fell from her eyes...”

    CBÉS 0114

    Bea Duffy, Mrs Frain

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  20. (no title)

    “Gheall na cara ruadh dhom cár agus cart Gheall sé go leór eile dhom da bhposfainn cailín deas...”

    CBÉS 0114

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