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CBÉ 0407 (Part 2)

Volume: CBÉ 0407 (Part 2)

Date

1937

Collector

Peadar Mac Domhnaill

Location

Cappagh White, Co. Tipperary

Titles (101)

1. Tadhg an Gheimhridh

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2. Beliefs and Customs

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3. San Micheál agus San Martán

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4. “There was a boy of the Dohertys sick...”

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5. “My uncle Bill and a neighbouring man were coming home from cuarduigheacht one night.”

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6. “This night myself and Mat Duggan were going home from cuarduigheacht...”

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7. Tomdonan

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8. “I knew a man and many of you knew him, too, Philip Kennedy of Clochar...”

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9. Place Names

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10. Beliefs and Customs

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11. Cac an Diabhail

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12. Beliefs and Cumstoms

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13. Leigheasanna

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14. Pronunciation

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15. Words Used in Ordinary Conversation in Toem District

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16. “Look at the draid hat on him...”

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17. “Shinig like barrach in a bog-hole.”

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18. “Taidhgín = Tadhg an Gheimhridh...”

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19. He Died of the Thirst

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20. Some Official Place Names

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21. “A bold siota of a child...”

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22. “Extract from an article I wrote when making a collection of Irish words...”

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23. Focail Chomhshuití agus Géaga Cainte

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24. The Ryans (Some Nicknames for Distinction)

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25. Abairtí Iomlána

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26. Roisc Chatha

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27. “Nóra slán comórtas...”

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28. Faction Fights

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29. The Black Thief and the Knight of the Glen

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30. “Cnocán na staneela means the fort of the white horse...”

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31. Fenian Pikes and Trusted Men and True

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32. “Yes there used to hold Protestant services in the old churceh of Toem...”

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33. “Why is this place here above called Clais a Naylor?”

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34. Clais na Seacht Seon

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35. Eamonn an Chnoic

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36. Ned of the Hill's Grave

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37. Ned of the Hill's Cave

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38. A Spot of Folklore from Co. Carlow

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39. Coughlan of Rathrush

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40. Process-Server Killed in Doon

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41. St Fintan's Well, Doon

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42. Dún Bleisce

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43. Maud who Grew a Tail!

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44. Bradle, Agent, Shot Dead in Tipperary

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45. Eviction Scenes at Castletown

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46. Gold in Treasure Trove

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47. There is More at the Back of This

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48. Don't Let Go Your Hold on the Leipreachán

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49. A Garter to Mark the Spot

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50. Rainbow

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51. Horseman Guarding Gold

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52. Siabhra with Red Box on His Back

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53. “There was more than that in it. My father had the contract of that house...”

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54. Mysterious Stones

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55. Our Lord Slept on Rushes

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56. Spell Con-Stan-Ti-Nople

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57. 'Open the Door and Let the Sowl Out!'

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58. Doctors etc

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59. As Rich as Damer

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60. “There is an underground passage from Damerville...”

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61. Ó Fágfaidh mé thú Mar Tá sé

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62. Barrington, the Coppersmith and Cromwell

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63. “I remember it well: one Christmas night...”

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64. Liam Dall Ó hIfearnáin

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65. The Cud Quinlan

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66. “Quinlan lived at Annacarty...”

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67. “I got a great fright here one night...”

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68. “Jim Ryan a meself were cycling from Cappawhite...”

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69. The Chapel Doon

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70. Selecting Site for House

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71. Maud and Damer

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72. Damer

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73. Famine Days in Doon

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74. “40 years ago he often said (c. 1916) there was only one spring car coming into the street of Doon.”

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75. How the Kiddies Make a Bargain

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76. Pagan or Christian?

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77. Nicknames for Families

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78. More Wheels (Cries at Faction Fights)

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79. Cruití

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80. Making a Turkey of One

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81. Miscellaneous Items

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82. “Those buried eggs are still going strong...”

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83. Never Say to the Priest that the Person is Dead

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84. Tombstones

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85. Parish Boundaries - How Marked

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86. Division of Lands of Toem Monastery

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87. Some Place Names

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88. An Seanriabhach

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89. Weather-Lore

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90. Funeral Games

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91. Protestant Burial Service Interrupted

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92. The Holy Souls Take Some Exercise

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93. “Flax! man. I tell you I 'sot' flax...”

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94. Green at School - Glaisín at Home

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95. Make of Chimney

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96. Tobar na Seisrí

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97. Measles

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98. Diarrhoea

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99. St Joseph as a Tradesman

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100. Smith - Best Trademan of All

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101. “He took the bush...”

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