(gan teideal)

“In the penal times Irish children were not allowed to go to school.”

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Mamie Mc Grane

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(gan teideal)

“One day there was a man who had important business in a town a long way from home.”

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Eileen Looney

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(gan teideal)

“The place where I live is now called Carrick.”

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Rose Reilly

Carrick, Co. na Mí

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(gan teideal)

“There is in this district a small village named Robinstown, and in it is a hill called 'Whistling Hill.”

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Bridie Smyth

Tras-scríbhinn

(gan teideal)

“As we sat around the fire last night, I asked Daddy to tell us a story about something that happened long ago.”

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Mamie Mc Grane

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Riddles

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Mamie Mc Grane, Mrs Mc Grane

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Local Cures

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Mamie Mc Grane, Patrick Mc Grane

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Toothache

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Bridie Smyth, James Smyth

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Burst

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Bridie Smyth, James Smyth

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Ringworm

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Bridie Smyth, James Smyth

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The Shile Shan

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Bridie Smyth, James Smyth

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Hacks

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Bridie Smyth, James Smyth

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Whooping-Cough

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Bridie Smyth, James Smyth

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Whooping-Cough

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Mrs Smyth, Teresa Smyth

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Mumps

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Mrs Smyth, Teresa Smyth

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Rheumatism

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John Gaynor, Lizzie Gaynor

Tras-scríbhinn

Ringworm

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Betty Casserly, Mrs Casserly

Tras-scríbhinn

Whooping-Cough

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Betty Casserly, Mrs Casserly

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Warts

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Betty Casserly, Mrs Casserly

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Toothache

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Betty Casserly, Mrs Casserly

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