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The Main Manuscript Collection
CBÉ 0189

Volume: CBÉ 0189

Date

1935

Collector

Tomás Ó Ciardha

Locations

Lismore and Mocollop, Co. Waterford
Taghmon, Co. Wexford
Kilworth, Co. Cork

Titles (208)

1. Cures for Whooping Cough

Lore

Transcribed
2. Measles

Lore

Transcribed
3. Petticoat Loose

Lore

Transcribed
4. The Bad Times

Lore

Transcribed
5. Lios Mór

Lore

Transcribed
6. Suí Mhochuda

Lore

Transcribed
7. Tobar Mhochuda

Lore

Transcribed
8. Amhrán - Tomás Ó Cathasaigh

cbe.types.AMH

Transcribed
9. Na Maoir

Lore

Transcribed
10. Ortha

Lore

Transcribed
11. Gal Tobac

Lore

Transcribed
12. Seanphaidir

Lore

Transcribed
13. Seanamhrán - Suí Mhochuda

cbe.types.AMH

Transcribed
14. Seán Liath

Lore

Transcribed
15. Seán Liath agus an Spider

Lore

Transcribed
16. Seán Liath

Lore

Transcribed
17. Baile na Sagart

Lore

Transcribed (part)
18. Amhrán

cbe.types.AMH

Transcribed (part)
19. Artha an Ghreama agus na Fola

Lore

Transcribed
20. Snaidhm na Péiste (The Worm's Knot)

Lore

Transcribed
21. Adhmad

Lore

Transcribed
22. Mocollop

Lore

Transcribed
23. Eoghan Rua agus an Bhean

Lore

Transcribed
24. Loch gCarman - Teach Munna (Taghmon)

Lore

Transcribed
25. St Munn

Lore

Transcribed
26. Tottenham Green

Lore

Transcribed
27. Teach Munna - Harpurstown

Lore

Transcribed
28. The Moonacawn

Lore

Transcribed
29. Teach Munna - The Meeting House

Lore

Transcribed
30. Teach Munna - The Quarry

Lore

Transcribed
31. Taghmon - Clover Valley

Lore

Transcribed
32. Adamstown (Baile Abbáin) - The Blessed Well (St Abban's Well)

Lore

Transcribed
33. Adamstown - Misterin House

Lore

Transcribed
34. Adamstown

Lore

Transcribed
35. Taghmon

Lore

Transcribed
36. Patterns

Lore

Transcribed
37. Wake Games - My Name John

Lore

Transcribed
38. Sutton the Poet

Lore

Transcribed
39. Jimmy the Ripper

Lore

Transcribed
40. Pat Reilly - The Camross Poet

Lore

Transcribed
41. Wake in Camross

Lore

Transcribed
42. Sow and Boneens

Lore

Transcribed
43. A Blind Rat

Lore

Transcribed
44. A Strange Flea

Lore

Transcribed
45. Fishing

Lore

Transcribed
46. Clever Dog

Lore

Transcribed
47. Folklore from Adamstown, Co. Wexford

Lore

Transcribed
48. “There was an ould woman who lived about two miles from Adamstown.”

Lore

Transcribed
49. Black Dog

Lore

Transcribed
50. Tom and Mary

Lore

Transcribed
51. Wake near Adamstown

Lore

Transcribed
52. Wake

Lore

Transcribed
53. The Hard Times

Lore

Transcribed
54. “There was a young fellow wan time.”

Lore

Transcribed
55. Cures

Lore

Transcribed
56. Rat Charmer

Lore

Transcribed
57. Cure for Toothache

Lore

Transcribed
58. Cure for Fouls in Cattle

Lore

Transcribed
59. Cure for Horses

Lore

Transcribed
60. Whooping-Cough

Lore

Transcribed
61. A Sucking Cow

Lore

Transcribed
62. Murrain in Cattle

Lore

Transcribed
63. Cure for Erysipelas

Lore

Transcribed
64. Sore Eye

Lore

Transcribed
65. Phil Lennon - The Kilgarvan Poet

Lore

Transcribed
66. Joseph Deacon

Lore

Transcribed
67. Billy the Bee

Lore

Transcribed
68. Wake in Camross

Lore

Transcribed
69. Hard Times

Lore

Transcribed
70. Dog

Lore

Transcribed
71. Phrases

Lore

Transcribed
72. Irish Words Used in English (Adamstown)

Lore

Transcribed
73. Phrases

Lore

Transcribed
74. Irish Words in District of Glynn, Co. Wexford

Lore

Transcribed
75. Ainmneacha Páirceanna timpeall an Ghleanna

Lore

Transcribed
76. Ainmneacha Áiteanna

Lore

Transcribed
77. Poirt Iascaigh ar an Sláinge

Lore

Transcribed
78. Nicknames (Glynn, Co. Wexford)

Lore

Transcribed
79. Nicknames - Adamstown District

Lore

Transcribed
80. Nicknames - Other Nicknames around Adamstown District are as Follows

Lore

Transcribed
81. Names of Fields in District of Adamstown

Lore

Transcribed
82. Fields in Townland of Gleannabhair

Lore

Transcribed
83. Fields in Townland of Doonooney, Adamstown

Lore

Transcribed
84. Killurin Castle

Lore

Transcribed
85. Story

Lore

Transcribed
86. Folklore from Little Cullenstown, Adamstown

Lore

Transcribed
87. A Rath

Lore

Transcribed
88. Rockview

Lore

Transcribed
89. Irish Words and Phrases

Lore

Transcribed
90. Old Game

Lore

Transcribed
91. 'Trane' Water

Lore

Transcribed
92. How to Snare a Big Trout

Lore

Transcribed
93. How to Catch Rabbits

Lore

Transcribed
94. Nucknán

Lore

Transcribed
95. Cures for Toothache

Lore

Transcribed
96. Charm to Banish Rats

Lore

Transcribed
97. Man with Sheep's Stomach

Lore

Transcribed
98. How to Find Age of a Woodcock

Lore

Transcribed
99. The Carpenter and the Doctor

Lore

Transcribed
100. How Banaher Bet the Devil

Lore

Transcribed
101. Halloween Night

Lore

Transcribed
102. Games (Divination)

Lore

Transcribed
103. Snail (Divination)

Lore

Transcribed
104. Wedding Cake

Lore

Transcribed
105. The Gentleman and Lady

Lore

Transcribed
106. Taghmon

Lore

Transcribed
107. St Munn's Cross

Lore

Transcribed
108. The Castle

Lore

Transcribed
109. The Moores

Lore

Transcribed
110. Old Graveyard

Lore

Transcribed
111. Doctor

Lore

Transcribed
112. Biens of the Mongán

Lore

Transcribed
113. Farming

Lore

Transcribed
114. The Jay Thrush

Lore

Transcribed
115. Corn

Lore

Transcribed
116. The 11th June

Lore

Transcribed
117. “See a pin and pick it up...”

Lore

Transcribed
118. Tallys (Bataí Scóir)

Lore

Transcribed
119. Midday Rest

Lore

Transcribed
120. Famine

Lore

Transcribed
121. Rath in Clearstown

Lore

Transcribed
122. Bonfire Night

Lore

Transcribed
123. Old Wooden Plough

Lore

Transcribed
124. Butter

Lore

Transcribed
125. Hurling

Lore

Transcribed
126. Wakes

Lore

Transcribed
127. St Mannon's Well

Lore

Transcribed
128. Mug the Rhymer

Lore

Transcribed
129. Schools

Lore

Transcribed
130. Crossroad Dancing

Lore

Transcribed
131. Old Songs

cbe.types.AMH

Transcribed
132. Old Song

cbe.types.AMH

Transcribed
133. Old Song

cbe.types.AMH

Transcribed
134. Old Song

cbe.types.AMH

Transcribed
135. Old Song

cbe.types.AMH

Transcribed
136. Long Ago

Lore

Transcribed
137. “A couple of men met in a forge at Clearstown...”

Lore

Transcribed
138. Béaloideas (From Little Cullenstown)

Lore

Transcribed
139. Pound Cross

Lore
140. Whitechurch

Lore

Transcribed
141. Tallys

Lore

Transcribed
142. Feats of Strength

Lore

Transcribed
143. Strength

Lore

Transcribed
144. Whitechurch

Lore

Transcribed
145. Funerals

Lore

Transcribed
146. Scéal

Lore

Transcribed
147. Scéal

Lore

Transcribed
148. Pat Connolly

Lore

Transcribed
149. Scéal

Lore

Transcribed
150. “There a fellow living in Whitechurch...”

Lore

Transcribed
151. The Borrowed Days

Lore

Transcribed
152. Tadhg and the Goats

Lore

Transcribed
153. Ráth

Lore

Transcribed
154. School

Lore

Transcribed
155. Pisreoga

Lore

Transcribed
156. Cow

Lore

Transcribed
157. School

Lore

Transcribed
158. Distance

Lore

Transcribed
159. Emergency Men

Lore

Transcribed
160. Poor Woman

Lore

Transcribed
161. Pattern Night

Lore

Transcribed
162. Tricks

Lore

Transcribed
163. Races

Lore

Transcribed
164. Crossroad Dancing

Lore

Transcribed
165. Bonfire Night

Lore

Transcribed
166. Peter Codd

Lore

Transcribed
167. Harvest Times

Lore

Transcribed
168. Jack on the Bridge of London

Lore

Transcribed
169. Love Affair

Lore

Transcribed
170. Harvest Times

Lore

Transcribed
171. Father Parker

Lore

Transcribed
172. “I was coming home wan night from a card school.”

Lore

Transcribed
173. Light

Lore

Transcribed
174. “Fellows had a terrible habit around here wan time of sending people to wakes where there would be no wakes.”

Lore

Transcribed
175. “Two fellows and myself wen wan night to frighten two more fellows...”

Lore

Transcribed
176. Digging for Gold

Lore

Transcribed
177. Foal

Lore

Transcribed
178. Carroreigh

Lore

Transcribed
179. “In years gone by there were hardy fellows in Taghmon...”

Lore

Transcribed
180. Scolobolgue Barn

Lore

Transcribed
181. Sheep Dog

Lore

Transcribed
182. Hen

Lore

Transcribed
183. “There was a tinker came into a house wan day...”

Lore

Transcribed
184. “There's quare people down about Rowan.”

Lore

Transcribed
185. “I went to confession wan night in Carroreigh...”

Lore

Transcribed
186. “There was a big flag down in Rowan...”

Lore

Transcribed
187. Ghost

Lore

Transcribed
188. Rath

Lore
189. Wakes and Funerals (Taghmon)

Lore

Transcribed
190. The May Bush (Taghmon)

Lore

Transcribed
191. Nicknames

Lore

Transcribed
192. Old Song - My Kerry Hills

Lore

Transcribed
193. Sows and Boneens

Lore

Transcribed
194. Taghmon - Tradesmen

Lore

Transcribed
195. Place Names (Taghmon)

Lore

Transcribed
196. “Davy Cosgrove trapped a flea wan night...”

Lore

Transcribed
197. “There was a tinker shaving a dead man wan night...”

Lore

Transcribed
198. “There was a tramp going around here long ago...”

Lore

Transcribed
199. “We were threshing down at Coady's wan time.”

Lore

Transcribed
200. “Phil Lennon, he was a poet, a cured quare fellow.”

Lore

Transcribed
201. “The times the motor bikes came out first...”

Lore

Transcribed
202. “There was a fellow wan time...”

Lore

Transcribed
203. “There an ould schoolmaster teaching in Adamstown...”

Lore

Transcribed
204. “A short time ago it was rumoured that a woman was dead...”

Lore

Transcribed
205. “There was an ould woman counting up...”

Lore

Transcribed
206. Béaloideas ó Chorcaigh

Lore

Transcribed
207. Loch gCarman (Saying Things Backwards)

Lore

Transcribed
208. Taghmon

Lore

Transcribed

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