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The Main Manuscript Collection
CBÉ 0220 (Part 2)

Volume: CBÉ 0220 (Part 2)

Date

1936

Collector

Tomás Ó Ciardha

Locations

Ballyhoge, Co. Wexford
Horetown, Co. Wexford
Kilcowan, Co. Wexford
Taghmon, Co. Wexford

Titles (147)

1. How Jack Drove the Devils Out of Hell

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2. “There was a little thatched cabin out there at the corner of my garden.”

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3. Old Rath

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4. Rat

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5. “I am 83 years of age and there's nothing ould about me only me clothes. ”

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6. “There is wan thing, I never tell lies.”

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7. “There was a Highwayman about here. ”

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8. Tricks

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9. Patterns

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10. Hurling

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11. Dead Coach

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12. “There was a hare wan morning seen amongst the cows.”

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13. Ghost

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14. “There was an ould woman around here who used to cure everything with herbs.”

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15. “Do you know any old prayers?”

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16. Faction Fights

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17. Dicky Fitzgerald

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18. 1847

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19. Races

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20. Wake Game

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21. Wake Game - Box the Tailor

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22. Wake Game - Hard Arse

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23. The First of May (May Bush) - Taghmon

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24. Superstitions

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25. The Hiring Fair, Taghmon

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26. Black Dog

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27. “There is a big stone by the stream...”

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28. Dog

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29. Snow

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30. Wake Game

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31. Landlords

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32. The Meeting House

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33. A Fool

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34. Rath

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35. The Luathrachán

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36. A Quick Job

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37. The Battle of the Bloody Gap

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38. Old Song

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39. “There was a kind of language around here long ago...”

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40. Accounts

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41. School

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42. Strength

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43. Upon the Church

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44. “There was a man living long ago in Bannow...”

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45. “I was coming up by Boyce's Gate wan night...”

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46. “There was a smith there wan time....”

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47. “I often heard stories about people selling their souls to the devil.”

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48. “There war two doctors wan time went to visit a patient.”

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49. Dead Coach

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50. “There was a man by the name of Mosey Kelly...”

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51. “There was a doctor wan time and he made a bargain with a man...”

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52. Pack of Hounds

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53. “There was a child supposed to have been buried alive down at Rossters Gate...”

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54. Fieldnames on Bannow Island

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55. Mumming

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56. Mummers' Rhymes

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57. Dead Coach

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58. “I was fishing wan day.”

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59. Béaloideas from Galbally, Co. Wexford, Barony of Bantry, - Fairy Story

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60. Old Burial Ground

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61. Superstitions

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62. Signs of the Weather (Galbally)

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63. Long ago 'twas all common dray cars...

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64. The Bean Sí

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65. Nicknames Around Galbally

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66. Field Names

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67. Béaloideas from Little Cullenstown, Foulkmills (Barony of Shelmalier) - Black Dog

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68. Black Dog

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69. Black Dog

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70. Black Pig

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71. Piseoga

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72. Piseoga

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73. Piseoga

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74. Superstitions

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75. Field Names

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76. Dead Coach

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77. Signs of the Weather (Little Cullenstown)

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78. Place Names

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79. The Bean Sí (Littlestown, Foulksmills)

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80. Bean Sí

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81. Haunted Places (Little Cullenstown)

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82. “At Scullabogue where all the Protestants, women and children were burned in '98...”

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83. Haunted Places

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84. Haunted Places

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85. Haunted Places (Little Cullenstown)

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86. Haunted Places

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87. Blessed Well

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88. “There is a Big Stone in one of Keane's field near Littlecullenstown.”

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89. Adamstown

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90. No "Blow Out" About It

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91. Harerock

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92. Folklore from Mackmine - Ballybrennan

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93. Garrenstackle

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94. A Ghost Story from Mackmine

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95. Fairies

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96. Superstitions

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97. “There was a man wan time and he dreamt of money being buried...”

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98. Story

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99. Names of Fields

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100. Placenames, Bree, Co Wexford

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101. Nicknames

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102. Barmoney

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103. Raths

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104. Barmoney

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105. Signs of the Weather

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106. The Seventh Son

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107. “It was said around Galbally that the bean sidhe was dead. ”

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108. St Munn's Well

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109. Haunted House

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110. Lord Tottenham and the Devil

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111. “Long ago great noise used be heard in Bricketstown House...”

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112. “A big black dog was often seen at Mulmeentra...”

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113. Placenames in Carroeigh (Taghmon)

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114. Bean Sidhe

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115. Galbally, Co Wexford - The Giant's Grave

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116. Blessed Well

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117. A Witch Befriends a Young Boy

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118. Swan's House

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119. Finger Prints

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120. Child Taken by the Fairies

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121. Old Raths

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122. Poor Scholars

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123. Sutton

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124. Dead Coach

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125. Jack the Lantern

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126. Cards

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127. Bean Sí

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128. Buried Money

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129. “There used to be terrible faction fights in a place called Mullahore...”

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130. “Long ago they used often carry coffins on a bier.”

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131. Old Rath

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132. “There is an ould Cromleac on Bree Hill...”

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133. Marbles

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134. Old Mummers' Rhyme

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135. A Clever Dog

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136. How the Devil Shaved the Bishop

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137. “There was a man dead in Taghmon wan time...”

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138. Riddle

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139. Foulksmills Co. Wexford

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140. “There was a hedge schoolmaster in Adamstown...”

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141. Béaloideas ó Dhún Chormaic - Whitewashing in May

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142. “There was a blacksmith in Duncormick wan time...”

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143. “There was a man in Duncormick and he couldn't be frightened.”

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144. “Every time a storm is coming a light is seen...”

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145. “Paddy Welman walked wan time from Ballihack...”

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146. Wake

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147. Clover Valley House

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