(gan teideal)

“Up to thirty years ago when the races would be on in the Island in Listowel there would be five or six tents made of rough poles and sacks.”

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Mary Walsh, William Walsh

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Hidden Treasure

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Mary Walsh, William Walsh

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The Local Roads

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William Walsh

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Stories of Leprechauns and Witches

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William Walsh

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(gan teideal)

“There was a man coming up Dromin one night and he heard a cry and terrible noise in the wood...”

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William Walsh

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(gan teideal)

“Two boys went hunting rabbits one night.”

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William Walsh

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A Funny Story

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Tom Walsh, William Walsh

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Travelling Folk

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William Walsh

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Herbs

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Mrs Kate Keane, William Walsh

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Clothes Made Locally

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Mrs Kate Keane, William Walsh

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(gan teideal)

“There was an old school in Kilcash a long time ago...”

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Kitty Walsh, William Walsh

Kilcash, Co. Tipperary

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Old Trade

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Kitty Walsh, William Walsh

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The Famine Times

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Kitty Walsh, William Walsh

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Folklore Story - The House by the Wayside

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Mrs Walsh, William Walsh

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Folklore Story - The Widow's Curse

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Mrs Mary Walsh, William Walsh

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Folklore Story - The Enchanted Flute

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Mrs Mary Walsh, William Walsh

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Folklore Story - The Priest

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Mrs Mary Walsh, William Walsh

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Hidden Treasures

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Mary Walsh, William Walsh

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Names of Fields

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Mary Walsh, William Walsh

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Hidden Treasure

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Mr William Walsh, William Walsh

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