A Story

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Bridie Beirne, John Hanley

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“In one of the fields of our land there is supposed to be hidden treasure.”

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John Hanley, Mrs Richard Hanley

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“In the townland of Druagh, situated within two miles of the town Mitchelstown, on the banks of the river Funcheon, there is a miniature tower.”

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John Hanley, Richard Hanley

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“Some years ago there was no Catholic church at Ballorgan, as the village and the surrounding lands were owned by Lady Ashtown a bigoted Protestant.”

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John Hanley, Richard Hanley

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“Long ago people were more superstitious than at the present day and the selection of a site for a house was the subject of much discussion as to lucky or unlucky places.”

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John Hanley, Mrs Richard Hanley

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The Story of the Coiner

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John Hanley, Mary Hanley

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My Home District

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Chris Mullane, James Hayes, John Hanley, John Seholard

Baile Dhá Thuile, Co. Luimnigh

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Old Marriage Customs

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John Hanley

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Festival Customs

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John Hanley

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Kilmuckridge District and '98

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John Hanley

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The Dysart Estate

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Bernadetta Mc Hugh, John Hanley

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