Marriages of Long Ago

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Eileen Donelon, John Donelon

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Marriages of Long Ago

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Gertrude Curran, John Curran

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Marriages of Long Ago

“Long ago the people used to get married at Shrove time.”

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Gertrude Curran, John Curran

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Marriages of Long Ago

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Kathleen Morris, Thomas Morris

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Marriages of Long Ago

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John O' Donnell, Mary O' Donnell

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Priest Hunting

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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Place Names

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An Caisleán Nua, Co. na Gaillimhe

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“About fifty years ago a man named Mr John O'Connor who lived just outside Athenry ran after a carriage which was carrying Mr Richardson the landlord of Tyaquin to Galway.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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The Old House

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Games

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Boreens

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“The name of my village is Clough...”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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“Cappamoyle is the name of this village...”

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Gertrude Curran, John Curran

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“Newcastle is the name of my village...”

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John Mahon, Philomena Mahon

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Wild Animals

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“It is believed that in the sixth century a saint names St. Kerrl lived in a monastery near Kil Connell.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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“Within 100 yds of Tamplemoyle graveyard there are two wells surrounded b a stone wall.”

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Nora Jordan, Thomas Jordan

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Cures of Long Ago

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Gertrude Curran, John Curran

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A Holy Well

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“The different kind of herbs are...”

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