Bird-Lore

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Frank Mc Connell

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Local Cures

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Frank Mc Connell

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Story

“There was a man one time who had seven sons who never could agree.”

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Bridget J. Mc Connell, Frank Mc Connell

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Story

“One new May morning a man was going along the road he heard a woman calling "come all to me", "come all to me", and he said "come half to me.”

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Bridget J. Mc Connell, Frank Mc Connell

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Story

“One time a man was going to the fair of Letterkenny to buy a cow.”

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Bridget J. Mc Connell, Frank Mc Connell

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Story

“There was a man coming from his neighbour's house one night. He saw a light a good distance away from him.”

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Bridget J. Mc Connell, Frank Mc Connell

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Good Luck

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Bridget J. Mc Connell, Frank Mc Connell

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Bad Luck

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Bridget J. Mc Connell, Frank Mc Connell

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Signs of the Weather

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Bridget J. Mc Connell, Frank Mc Connell

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Rhyme

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Bridget J. Mc Connell, Frank Mc Connell

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Story

“There was a man one time in America. He heard that the people in Ireland lived to be very old, he thought he would come over to see them.”

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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Old Story

“Long, long ago a giant lived in Connaught. He held a feast, he invited all his friends.”

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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(gan teideal)

“Oisin was going about a poor wee man and St Patrick's maid was going for a bucket of water.”

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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Story

“One time there was a minister who was changed from on Parish to another. In those days they had to walk.”

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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Story

“One Christmas day the Protestants were playing Caman on the ice in Gartan lough where St Colmcille put in three steps to cross the  lough.”

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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Story

“Before Colm-Cille died he wished he was in Gartan or in Wombarton's blessed clay or in the Island of Tory surrounded by the sea.”

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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Ghost Stories

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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Story

“A man lived in Derora long ago his name was Philip McNee. He was a great card player he was crossing a hill gong to where he usually played cards.”

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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A True Story

“An old woman lived in Marlask. She was wild for a smoke, she said she would say the rosary.”

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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Fairy Stories

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Frank Mc Connell, Mary A. Mc Connell

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