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   “Peter Dorcy an' another fellow from Ballygogue...”

   

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   right behind then, and out jumps the big dog right on their heads an' went down the road. They were greatly frightened and didn't peg any stones at him that time you may swear for they knew well enough that it was no ordinary dog.

   

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   “John Cloney was in a wake in Glynn...”

   

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   John Cloney was in a wake in Glynn about seventy years ago an' he was comin' home this night an' when he was gettin' over a style he happened to look around an' he saw the woman that he was waking behind him on the style. It was the only thing that he ever saw in his life. When John Cloney was dying himself, there was a terrible storm blowing. It was so heavy that all the people rushed out of the house for they were afraid that the house would

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   Date

   1936

   Item type

   Lore

   Language

   English

   Writing mode

   Handwritten

   Writing script

   Roman script

   Informant

   • Peadar Ó Dorcaigh