A Local Song - Ballindoo Boys and Sligo Gaol

CBÉS 0117

Mary Marren, Tom Leonard

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Pat Murray's Will

CBÉS 0171

Nora Flannery, Tom Leonard

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Local History

CBÉS 1027

Master Jim Daly, Tom Leonard

An Drobhaois, Co. Dhún na nGall / Co. Liatroma

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“Long ago people wouldn't leave their children in the house by themselves for the fear fairies would take them away or bewitch them, so that they would not grow any bigger...”

CBÉS 1027

Mrs Leonard, Tom Leonard

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“There are many fields around Bundoran with stray sods in them. (A stray sod is supposed to be a patch of ground on which a coffin containing a dead body was placed, while those who were carrying it rested.)...”

CBÉS 1027

Dan Gilbride, Tom Leonard

Bun Dobhráin, Co. Dhún na nGall

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“There is a field in the Ross near Bundoran names Pairc Liam (William's field) which is supposed to contain a crock of gold...”

CBÉS 1027

Peter Daly, Tom Leonard

Bun Dobhráin, Co. Dhún na nGall

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“Once upon a time there was a man living in a little house in Donegal. He had no wife or children and he thought it would be a good idea for him to look for a wife..”

CBÉS 1027

Mrs Leonard, Tom leonard

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“There is a strand in Bundoran known as Single Street strand or Trá na dTréanfhear (The strand of the strong men) Fionn Mc Cumhall is said to have killed his own son on this strand...”

CBÉS 1027

Peter Daly, Tom Leonard

Bun Dobhráin, Co. Dhún na nGall

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“There is a strand near Bundoran called Finner Strand. Near this strand a fairy king called Fliarteac had his palace...”

CBÉS 1027

Mr Eddie Mc Gowan, Tom Leonard

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“There was a fairy king called Fliarteac living in the sand-hills. One day a man who didn't believe there was such a person as Fliarteac came upon his castle...”

CBÉS 1027

Mr Ryan, Tom Leonard

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“One day a man was walking through the sandhills and he met a fairy king called Fliarteac...”

CBÉS 1027

Eddie Mc Gowan, Tom Leonard

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“Long ago people had many cures. A cure for a wart was to cut nine slices of potato and to rub them on the wart saying :- In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost. Amen...”

CBÉS 1027

Mrs Leonard, Tom Leonard

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“On most houses in Ireland there grows a little green plant called house-leek. This is supposed to be a cure for a corn...”

CBÉS 1027

Mrs Leonard, Tom Leonard

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“Long ago the people thought that if you had a "Death Nip" on your leg you would hear about the death of somebody you knew very well...”

CBÉS 1027

Mrs Leonard, Tom Leonard

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“Long ago people had many old cures. A cure for the whooping-cough was to go to the house of a man and woman of the same name before they were married and get bread from them...”

CBÉS 1027

Mrs Leonard, Tom Leonard

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