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The Main Manuscript Collection
CBÉ 0106

Volume: CBÉ 0106

Date

1935

Collector

Seán de Buitléir

Locations

Kilgarvan, Co. Wexford
Kilmore, Co. Wexford
Templetown, Co. Wexford
Whitechurchglynn, Co. Wexford

Titles (34)

1. “There was once a man living in the parish of Adamstown.”

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2. John Doyle and the Poteen

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3. Will-o'-the-wisp

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4. “There was an old woman one time and she had three daughters.”

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5. The Poor Scholar

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6. “There was a woman one time lived in Shan about eight miles from the town of Wexford.”

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7. Children's Games

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8. Mocley the Fool

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9. The Fairy Changeling

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10. Legends of St. Patrick

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11. Silly Thing

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12. “There was a king one time that had one daughter and she said she would marry the first man that would answer her three questions...”

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13. New Lamps for Ould Lamps

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14. There was a man one time lived in Wexford by the name of Jackie Murphy

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15. There was one time a fool of a chap and he used to spend most of his time making houses and other things out of muck.

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16. There was once a Catholic and a Protestant lived somewhere in Wexford near each other.

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17. Halloween Customs and Games

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18. The Dead Coach

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19. “There was once a tinker woman lived near Adamstown and she used to go around selling brushes an laces and delph.”

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20. “There was a man lived near Taghmon named Sam Cooper ”

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21. “There was a man named Mat Myler of Ballyvergin and he was dying...”

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22. “There was a man lived in...”

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23. “There was a man lived near Carrigbyrnne by the name of Tom Gleeson ”

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24. “There is a big field down in Pollfur called Chapel Park...”

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25. “There were two sisters lived in Raheen near Adamstown.”

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26. “There is another story told about the graveyard in Chapel Park down in Pollfur.”

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27. Blessed Wells

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28. “There was a farmer one time lived in the parish of Glynn, by the name of Joe Brady.”

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29. “There is an old rath or fort in Wilkinstown about ten miles from Wexford.”

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30. “There was a man one time lived in Glynn and he dreamt that if there was money to be found on London bridge.”

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31. “My great grandfather one time dreamt that there was gold buried in a certain ditch.”

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32. “There is said to be gold buried in the corner of a field in the townland of Corlican”

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33. Jack and the Brown Horse

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34. “There was a family lived in Ballinclay by the name of Lacey.”

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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0106, Page 001 — Archival Reference

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