Giorria Mc Cann

CBÉS 0086

Tras-scríbhinn

A Witch Hare

CBÉS 0146

Seamus Bán Belderrig

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Story - Piseoga - Hares

CBÉS 0499

James Morrissey, Thomas Broderick

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(gan teideal)

“The weather is very "scrábach" that is, broken, drizzly, wet.”

CBÉS 0507

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(gan teideal)

“Many stories were told about tailors who in those old times liked to travel from one district to another, and in each place do a bout of sewing, both mending and making.”

CBÉS 0507

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(gan teideal)

“When I was a boy, a mere child maybe, I remember that when the Christmas candle was lighted on Xmas eve, my mother used take a spray of holly from that which was used to decorate the house, hold it in the flame of the Christmas candle and when, after some”

CBÉS 0507

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Piseoga

CBÉS 0509

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(gan teideal)

“Two boys were hunting on a May morning in Cooleregan. They were out for some time but could rise no hare.”

CBÉS 0514

John Stanton

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(gan teideal)

“This is another May eve story but I haven't any details of where it happened.”

CBÉS 0514

M. Cunningham

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Old Stories

CBÉS 0524

Jeremiah Ryan, Patrick Ryan

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An Old Story

CBÉS 0527

John Carroll

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Funny Stories

CBÉS 0606

Mairéad Bean Uí Thuathail, Peig Ní Conmhaigh, Una Ní Cearáin

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(gan teideal)

“About fifty years ago there lived near the village of Ballytrain (a small village about two English miles from this school) a woman whose name was Rosie Carragher.”

CBÉS 0940

Roíse Ní Dhéaghain

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Story

CBÉS 0943

James Greer, Robin Greer

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Story

CBÉS 0943

James Nahor, Robin Greer

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Folklore

CBÉS 0946

Mary Mc Ginnity

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A Story

CBÉS 0947

Mr Mc Caffrey, Una Mc Caffrey

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Fairy Story

CBÉS 0949

Kathleen Murphy

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Funny Story

CBÉS 0949

James Farmer

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Funny Story

CBÉS 0949

Ellen Beagon, James Farmer

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