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The Main Manuscript Collection
CBÉ 0220 (Part 1)

Volume: CBÉ 0220 (Part 1)

Date

1936

Collector

Dómhnall de Buitléir

Location

Whitechurchglynn, Co. Wexford

Titles (57)

1. Song - Carrig River

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2. “There is a tombstone in Caraig graveyard in memory of Colonel Watson who fell in '98...”

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3. Song - The Hermit of Coolroe

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4. “The following is an inscription on the back of a tombstone in Kilcarn Graveyard....”

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5. The Laying of the Stone

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6. Song - Poll and Nancy Hogan

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7. “An Englishman travelling in Ireland fell into conversation with a native....”

Lore

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8. The Adventures of Patsy

Lore

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9. The Drunkard that Couldn't be Cured

Lore

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10. “This priest was walkin' along the road from Wexford towards the Three Rocks one Good Friday...”

Lore

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11. “There was a fellow wan time and he was called nothing only Silvy. ”

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12. “Paddy was out with a comrade on the front...”

Lore

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13. “She awoke in the middle of the night and sat up in bed. "I heard a noise downstairs Pat"...”

Lore

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14. “There was an ould mill for grinding corn at a place called the Hill of the Rags to this day.”

Lore

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15. Fairy Music

Lore

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16. “There was a small farmer wan time and he lived in Carrig on Bannow...”

Lore

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17. The Moate of Regory

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18. “Long ag there used to be a fair held in Regory and a goat or kid fair it was.”

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19. “There used be a fair in Scar long ago and there is still on the 11th of June.”

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20. Another Tale of the Moate of Regorey

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21. The Little Woman

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22. The Fairy Man

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23. To Tell Fortunes by the Finger Nails

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24. Father Jones

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25. Evictions

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26. The Three Wishes

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27. Cooney the Tinker

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28. “The following song was made by a man who lived near Duncormick.”

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29. “There was a strong man lived down in Blackstone, Duncormick...”

Lore

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30. A Bunch of Green Memories

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31. “There was a man wan time and he lived near Taghmon and although he was a Catholic...”

Lore

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32. “Well talking about fairies how is it that there are no such things as fairies...”

Lore

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33. Bodenstown Pilgrimage

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34. The Magic Needle

Lore

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35. The Banshee

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36. Floods

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37. “There was a farmer wance and he lived in the Barony of Forth, about seventy or eighty years ago...”

Lore

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38. “This is a song that was composed by a local poet...”

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39. Learning his Trade

Lore

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40. The Two Sisters

Lore

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41. There was a family lived near Killurin and in Olden Times they were landlords...

Lore

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42. “Soon after the troubles in Wexford during "Nintety Eight" as the sheriff of the county and a few other...”

Lore

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43. Go and Kill a Hussian for Yourself

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44. A Superstition

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45. “It was either at a fight at the Harrow or at Tubberneering that nearly all the English were slain...”

Lore

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46. “I have a little sister she lives in the ditch...”

Lore

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47. “The Black Art was practiced on the Mountain of Forth by a man of the name of Waters...”

Lore

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48. “Early wan Summer's morning a fisherman was going out to fish at Kilmorre...”

Lore

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49. Land Grabbing

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50. “It was a man named Whitty who built the big old Norman Castle in Kilmore...”

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51. “There is an ould rath here in Kilmore and this day a man went out to plough...”

Lore

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52. “Long ago there was a boat full of gold found in Ballybrennan...”

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53. The Barony of Forth

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54. “I remember hearing a story about my own forefathers - the 'Butlers'. ”

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55. “Long ago there was an English man touring in the County Wexford...”

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56. “My grandmother made her own candles and the way she used to make them was....”

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57. Fairies

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