Béaloideas Éireann - Oíche Nollag

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Mary Nolan

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Riddles

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John Murphy, Mary Nolan

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Hedge-Schools

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Mary Nolan, Mr J. Nolan

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Forts

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Mary Nolan, Mr John Nolan

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Famine

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Mary Nolan, Mr John Nolan

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Clothes Made Locally

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Mary Nolan, Mr J. Nolan

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Football Matches in Olden Times

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Mary Nolan, Mr J. Nolan

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Story

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Mary Nolan, Mr John Nolan

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Bread

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Mary Nolan, Mr John Nolan

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Funny Stories

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Mary Nolan, Mr William Malone

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The Bean Sí

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Mary Nolan, Mr Nolan

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The Black Dog in the Wild Woods

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Mary Nolan, Mr Tom O' Dea

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A Funny Story

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Mary Nolan, Mr John Nolan

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Coill na mBroin

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Mary Nolan, Mrs Nolan

An Urnaí, Co. Chill Dara

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“In the year 1798 there was a united Irish Camp on Barn-Hill Maddenstown Curragh Co. Kildare...”

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Mary Nolan, Mrs Nolan

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“Long years ago people did not go to the doctor when they were sick. They had many cures made from herbs...”

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Mary Nolan, Mrs Nolan

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“There is a legend told of a woman who lived in Ballylogue hundreds of years ago down on the marshes.”

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Mary Nolan

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“The old people around Ballylogue would tell you that around the marshes some where near the house two men were cutting hay.”

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Mary Nolan

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“There was a black hound supposed to be seen in olden times. between Ballylogue and Grange.”

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Mary Nolan

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“The old people would tell you that a headless coach was often seen around Cool.”

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Mary Nolan

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