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“One time a gentleman had a wife and a very nice house. They were also very well off.”

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Antony Turbitt, Hugh Turbitt

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“Mr. Kennedy who lived about a mile from us, one Winter night got up and the snow was on the ground.”

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James Murphy, Tom Hearne

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“When Elizabeth was Queen of England she had amongst her seravants an Irishman named Shaun na gCeann.”

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Bridget Mc Cartín, Charlie O Beirne

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Story

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Tom Creamer, Willie Farrell

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“A man got up in the morning early to go to the bog for a few loads of turf.”

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Tom Creamer

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“I remember some years ago to listen very attentively to a story told to me by my granny relating to a very serious sickness her husband contracted.”

CBÉS 0224

John Flynn, Peter Dolan

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“During the time of the fairies a woman was milking her cows out on a valley.”

CBÉS 0224

Mr Jack Galloghy, Patrick Galloghy

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Cures

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James Gannon, Willie O Hara

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“Long ago a number of Englishmen came to the Sliabh-anlarainn mountain to look for coal, and iron...”

CBÉS 0224

John James Galloghy, Patrick Galloghy

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“About two miles from Ballinamore in the townland of Glenacoo there is a farm of land belonging to a man named Edward Conlon.”

CBÉS 0224

James Mc Ternan, Willie O Hara

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“One day long ago a man and his son were out fishing in a boat in Garadice Lough.”

CBÉS 0224

Gerard Reynolds, John Maxwell

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“More than fifty years ago, two men named Mr. Bohan and Mr. Moran were posting bills.”

CBÉS 0224

Gerard Murphy, Michael Flynn

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“One night a man was going home from Ballinamore. He was blacksmith named John Gormley who lived at Crimlin.”

CBÉS 0224

Patrick Flood, Seán Flood

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“Once upon a time there lived a man named Tom Connor. He was an hard working industrious farmer with a wife and six children.”

CBÉS 0224

Charlie Comerford, William Browne

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“Once upon a time there was a man who lost his way. He was walking along a road at twelve o'clock at night...”

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Patrick Moran, Tommy Harrison

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“Once upon a time there was a woman who had witchcraft. She had a little orphan boy living in the house with her.”

CBÉS 0224

Mrs Scollan, Seán Scollan

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Lady Hoolahan and the Fairies

CBÉS 0224

Mrs Travers, Tommie Darcy

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“A man named Peter Fee was going home from town one night very late.”

CBÉS 0224

Michael Wrynne, Seán Mc Cartin

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“Once upon a time there lived a man named Bill Cooper. He was a blacksmith and was very fond of drink.”

CBÉS 0224

Francis Michael Mc Govern, Laurence Fee

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“Two men named Gilbeaney who were horse dealers were going to a fair late one night.”

CBÉS 0224

Mrs Mc Cartin, Patrick Mc Cartin

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