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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. The Magic Goat

    CBÉS 0004

    Fursey Clancy, John Murphy

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  2. The Magic Goat

    CBÉS 0004

    John Murphy

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    “Long ago there lived a king named Padraig O'Rogan who ruled over Kerry . . .”

    CBÉS 0035

    John Murphy, Michael Murphy

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  4. An Old Poem - A Phoenix Park Hurling Final

    CBÉS 0036

    John Murphy, John Riordian

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  5. An Old Song

    “The night i rode with Sarsfield”

    CBÉS 0036

    John Murphy, Sean Menihan

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  6. The Local Landlord

    CBÉS 0036

    John Murphy, Mr Thomas Clarke

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  7. Local Place Names

    CBÉS 0036

    John Murphy, Mr John Joe Callnan

    Roxborough, Co. Galway

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  8. Kitty's Trees

    CBÉS 0036

    John Murphy, Mr Thomas Clarke

    Roxborough, Co. Galway

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  9. The Roxborough Protesant School

    CBÉS 0036

    John Murphy, Mr John Joe Callnan

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  10. King's Height

    CBÉS 0036

    John Murphy

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  11. Custom at Funeral

    CBÉS 0077

    John Murphy, Sara Healy

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  12. A True Fairy Story

    CBÉS 0077

    John Murphy, Sara Healy

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  13. Hedge-School

    CBÉS 0095C

    John Murphy, Margaret Ruane

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  14. A Story

    CBÉS 0106

    John Murphy, Mary Murphy

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  15. Smiths and Forges

    CBÉS 0106

    John Murphy, Mary Murphy

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  16. Smiths and Forges

    CBÉS 0106

    John Murphy, Mary Murphy

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  17. A Blessed Well

    CBÉS 0106

    John Murphy, Mary Murphy

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  18. Old Schools

    CBÉS 0128

    John Murphy, Tony Murphy

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  19. A Story

    CBÉS 0128

    John Murphy, Tony Murphy

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  20. Lucky Days

    CBÉS 0128

    John Murphy, Tony Murphy

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