(gan teideal)

“Some people call the foxglove flowers throat-worth”

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Philomena Nestor

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Folklore - Buying and Selling

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Annie Roche, Ned Roche

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Old Houses

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Ann Coen, J.J. Coen

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Food in Olden Times

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Ann Coen, J.J. Coen

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Old Houses

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Annie Roche, Ned Roche

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(gan teideal)

“About three miles from Gorrt there is a place called Rath-Cairn.”

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Mary Diviney

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“In the middle of Derrybrien graveyard there is a big rock and on it are two holes...”

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Philomena Nestor

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“People long ago went miles to get Roses ...”

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Annie Kelly

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The Care of the Feet

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Eva Nelly, John Nelly

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Churning

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Eva Nelly

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A Story Told by the Fireside on a Winter's Night

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Maria Burke, Thomas Burke

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A Story about the Gobán Saor

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Eva Nelly, John Nelly

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“Down in the Coole there is stone with the prints of Saint Colmans' feet in it.”

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Mrs Neilan, Philomena Nestor

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“It is supposed that is a person sees a red fish in Daint Colman's wel that it is a cure for bad sight”

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Mr O Beirne, Sheila O Beirne

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“There is a will called tobar na Naomh two miles north from Bailinruan school Co. Clare.”

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Mrs Hegarty, Philomena Fahey

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“When Cromwell was passing by Kiltarta, Co. Galway all the way people rushed to the caves and brought the dogs with them”

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Mary Neilan, Patrick Neilan

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The Long Black Hand

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Brigid Flaherty

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A Story

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Teresa Mc Gann

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Local Cures

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Eva Nelly, John Nelly

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Cures

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Maria Burke, Thomas Burke

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