A Funny Story

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Pat Clasby, Peggy Forde

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Cistí Óir i bhFolach

“Often and often I heard stories from my grandmother about hidden treasure . . .”

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Mrs B. Forde, Peggy Forde

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Toibreacha Beannaithe

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Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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Naomh Pátrúin an Cheantair

“The patron saint of the district is St. Colman . . .”

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Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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Na Fataí

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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An Chuigeann

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Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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An Drochshaol

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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Seanscoileanna

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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Seanreiligí

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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Daoine Cáiliúla

“In olden times the people in country districts were very proud of a strong man . . .”

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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Pósaithe

“Marriage is the greatest event of ones life . . .”

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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(gan teideal)

“Major Perfse was the land lord of the Kilchreest village . . .”

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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“Twas the first day of December, ¶ A cold and frosty day,”

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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“Twas on the 4th of August down in Kilbeacanty . . .”

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Dan Ryan, Peggy Forde

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“Years ago there were many important events connected with the village in which I live.”

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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“Long ago dress was a very important item in every household . . .”

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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Old Trades

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Mrs Bridget Forde, Peggy Forde

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