Scéal

“Once upon a time there lived a man in this district and he was working in a gentleman's residence.”

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Kathleen Moylett, Pat Moylett

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Scéal

“One time there lived a man named Alexander Gillespie near the village of Carramore.”

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Mrs B. Kilduff

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Scéal

“Once upon a time there lived a man and a woman in this village and they had a little girl about nine years old.”

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Bridgie Prendergast, Mrs Armstrong

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Scéal

“Once upon a time there lived a man in this district and he was very poor and he only had one cow.”

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Kathleen Moylett, Pat Moylett

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Scéal

“There was once a man who lived in Carramore and when the fairies wanted to have a hurling match the wanted two live men, one for each goal, and they used to bring the Carramore man across Lough Conn riding on a bothalán.”

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Mrs B. Kilduff

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Tomhaiseanna

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Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire

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Burnings and Drownings

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Belinda Jordan

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Storms and Severe Frost

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Belinda Jordan

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Scéal

“There is a fairy bush growing near our house.”

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Mary Rockford, Mrs Madden

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Beliefs and Customs about Marriages in this District

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Mollie Dowd

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Cures for Diseases

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Bridgie Prendergast

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Lucky Days for Doing Certain Work

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Bridgie Prendergast

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The Witch's Cow of Lough Conn

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P. J. Gaughan

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The Franciscan Monastery of Glass Island in Lough Conn

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Josie Kilduff

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Michael Durkan's Cow

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Eddie Gaughan

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Weeds Found Growing in the Land of this District

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Annie Kilduff

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Proverbs

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Eddie Gaughan

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Churns and Churning

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Kathleen Moylett

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