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The Main Manuscript Collection
CBÉ 0460 (Part 2)

Volume: CBÉ 0460 (Part 2)

Date

1938

Collector

Tomás Ó Ciardha

Locations

Clongeen, Co. Wexford
Raheen, Co. Wexford

Titles (51)

1. Long Story - Jack and the Giants

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2. Béaloideas ó Pharóiste Chluain Gaoin (Clongeen)

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3. “About fifteen or twenty years ago 'twas in the summer time,...”

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4. Hard Work

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5. “Martin was talking to Johny another day about what would happen when a person would die.”

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6. “There was a fellow going around here wan time and no matter what he'd see he say "God save it".”

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7. “There was a man living here by the name of Peter Cullen.”

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8. Seventh Son

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9. “There was an ould woman going around here and she had a son going with her...”

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10. Ráth

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11. “There was a fellow living around here he was a half Charlie of a fellow.”

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12. “This Matty Bandeville, Matty the Doctor as he was called, he had two nieces... ”

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13. “There's a woman down here the road and she's an awful blueshirt.”

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14. Nicknames

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15. “There was an ould fellow living in Shanoule...”

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16. Rats

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17. The Bow (Bean Sí)

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18. “Go to Heaven! You'd often hear people saying...”

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19. “There were two fellows wan time and they were great chums entirely.”

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20. “There was a wake in little Cullenstown last week.”

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21. “I was coming home wan night from Rockview meself and Mike Carroll,...”

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22. “The night before Nick Culleton died,...”

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23. The Evil Eye

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24. Caoine

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25. Shooting

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26. “Of another day I was down in the wood near Pack's Bridge, and there was a woodcrest up on the tree.”

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27. “There was a woman living around here by the name of Mag Calfer.”

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28. “This same woman, Mag Calfer, went to cook a rabbit wan day.”

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29. Seanfhocal

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30. “There was a girl working down in Horetown with some of the gentry there.”

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31. “There was a girl working down in Horetown with some of the gentry there.”

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32. Ghost

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33. “I was out jenneting wan night with a fellow by the name of William Scully...”

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34. Ghosts

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35. Ghosts

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36. Ghosts

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37. Ghosts

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38. Ghosts

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39. Goffs of Horetown

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40. Buried Treasure

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41. Treasure

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42. Treasure

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43. Treasure

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44. Treasure

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45. Going Astray

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46. Going Astray

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47. Mowing

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48. “When they were making the road along here the men had fourpence a day and pound of méal.”

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49. Ráths

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50. “After '98 I heard me father saying, that he often heard his father telling it, that they used often have to stay out on the double ditch all night,...”

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51. “Tom Kelly was a great strong man, a giant of a fellow.”

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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0460, Page 0197 — Archival Reference

The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0460, Page 0197

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