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“The only person I heard of that could catch hares and rabbits by running after is John Carty of Toomard.”

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Martin Clarke, Maudie Clarke

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Old Place Names

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Martin Clarke, Maudie Clarke

Toomard, Co. Galway

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Old Houses

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Martin Clarke, Maudie Clarke

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A Folktale of Belcarra

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Francie Foye, Martin Clarke

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Hidden Treasure at Rathfran Abbey, County Mayo

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Joseph Clarke, Martin Clarke

Rathfranpark, Co. Mayo

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St Cummin's Clay

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Joseph Clarke, Martin Clarke

Kilcummin, Co. Mayo

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Cure for Thorn in Any Part of the Body

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Joseph Clarke, Martin Clarke

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How Anthony Kearney Got the Thorn Cure

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Joseph Clarke, Martin Clarke

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Cure for Burns

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Joseph Clarke, Martin Clarke

Castlenageeha, Co. Mayo

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The Well at Castlemagee

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Joseph Clarke, Martin Clarke

Castlenageeha, Co. Mayo

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Underground Passage at Ballinaleck

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Joseph Clarke, Martin Clarke

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The Drowning Disaster in Lacken Bay October 1927

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Martin Clarke, Pat Clarke

Lackan, Co. Mayo

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A Story

“There was once a man living in an old sod house and he had three sons. One day the old man was dying and the priest was brought to him.”

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James Ormbsy, Martin Clarke

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A Story

“There was once a man and his wife living in a little house in Shraheen.”

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Edward Kirby, Martin Clarke

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A Story

“There was once two brothers. One of them was a drunkard.”

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Annie Brogan, Martin Clarke

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Old Sayings

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James Ormsby, Martin Clarke

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