(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time a man built a new house.”

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Mary Bourk, Mrs Sarah Walshe

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“One November night Pat Loftus who lived in Roundforth...”

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May Bourk, Mrs Sarah Walsh

Lios na Maothaile, Co. Mhaigh Eo

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“Once upon a time a very rich man had three daughters.”

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Mary Bourk, Mrs Sarah Walshe

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“Years and years ago there were no railroads...”

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Dolly Mc Hugh, Hugh Mc Hugh

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The Blacksmith and the Fairy Boy

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Micheal Prenty

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“There was a man once and he was building a house.”

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John Connor, Nellie Walsh

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“Long, long, ago when faries were very plenty in Ireland...”

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Christina Fahy, John Fahy

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“There was a young lad once called Pat Curley.”

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Anthony Connor, Nellie Walsh

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“There was once a man who lived in America and he was very fond of card playing.”

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John Prenty, Michael Prenty

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Riddles

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Weather Signs

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Trades

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Marriages

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Mary Bourk, Mrs Sarah Walsh

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(gan teideal)

“A big building was burned in Newbrook about a hundred years.”

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Bridie Barnicle, Edward Barnicle

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Field Names

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Ard na Caillí, Co. Mhaigh Eo

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Wild Animals

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May Bourke, Mrs Sarah Walshe

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Cures

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Travellers

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Lucky Days

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Forts

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John Joe Coen, Mrs Kate Coen

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