Story 20

“One night my grandfather was coming from Granny Colhoun's shop. He was coming over the hill for a near way.”

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Mrs Robert George Knox

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Story 21

“Once upon a time the people believed that there were such things as fairies.”

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Mr Robert George Knox

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Story 22

“There was once a man named Henry Miller, who lived in Glacknadrummond, Culdaff. He blinked everything at which he looked, and everything which he blinked was sure to die.”

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Mr Patrick Conner

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Story 23

“Once upon a time there was a man named Lynch. He lived in Buncrana, and he had the gift for curing broken legs.”

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Mr Mc Keague

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Story 24

“There is a picture in McLaughlin's house in Culdaff, and when it falls people believe that it is a sign that some in the house is going to die.”

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Cassie Doherty

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“There is a brass lamp in my uncle's house, and when it is cleaned, something unusual happens.”

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Sam Mc Keague

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“My grandfather once had an apple tree that blossomed out of season.”

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Sam Mc Keague

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Old Cures

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The Local Forge

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The Churn

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The Local Fairs

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Place Names

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Cúil Dabhcha, Co. Dhún na nGall

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My Home District

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Cúil Dabhcha, Co. Dhún na nGall

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The Games I Play

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Bird-Lore

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The Care of Farm Animals

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Hedge-School

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Our Patron Saint

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The Local Landlord

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