A Local Story

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Caitlín Ní Dáithí, Mrs Darcy

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Cures - Stye

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Mary Darcy, Mrs Darcy

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The Care of the Feet

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Mrs Darcy, Tess Beirne

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Fairy Forts

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Mrs Darcy, Tess Beirne

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Old Ruins

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Alice Darcy, Mrs Darcy

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Traditions of Famine Times

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Mrs Darcy

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Faction Fights

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Mrs Darcy

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Local Traditions of Historic Personages or Events Since the Coming of the English

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Mrs Darcy

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Local Traditions of Famine Period

“Local traditions of famine period, the sufferings of the people, the numbers who died of the famine in the locality.”

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Mrs Darcy

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Faction Fights

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Mrs Darcy

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Recollections of Local Hedge-Schools

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Mrs Darcy

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“A young girl from Co. Galway came to St. Augh's well to perform the rounds.”

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Mrs Darcy

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“About sixty or seventy years ago there lived in Ryehill, Ballinderry a man nick-named "Johnny the Neighbour.”

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Mrs Darcy

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Marriage Customs

“The bride's mother usually used not go to the ceremony in the Church.”

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Mrs Darcy, Sally Darcy

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Herbs

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Mrs Darcy, Sally Darcy

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The Old Graveyards

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Mr Darcy, Mrs Darcy, Sally Darcy

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The Leipreachán

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Mrs Darcy, Sally Darcy

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Proverbs

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Denis Darcy, Mrs Darcy

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Weather-Lore

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Mrs Darcy, Seán Darcy

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Severe Weather

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Mrs Darcy, Seán Darcy

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