(no title)

“There's an island in Lough Gowna called Inch where there lived monks from the days...”

CBÉ 0581

Lore

23 May 1930

P.S. Duffy

The Old Church of Inch

CBÉ 0591

Lore

11 January 1939

Mrs Redmond

Using Every Inch of Land to Advantage

CBÉ 0618

Lore

April 1939

When Inch Shall Come to Rathmullan

CBÉ 0580

Lore

1 November 1937

B. Toye

(no title)

“There was an inch-full of men seen kicking football in Cotters Inch in Cnoc a Bhuine [Brosna].”

CBÉ 0571

Lore

1938

Eibhlís Ní Churtáin

(no title)

“There was a farmer once living in West Inch...”

CBÉ 0744

Lore

28 January 1941

Mary O'Sullivan

(no title)

“There was a man living in Inch long ago and he joined the army.”

CBÉ 0744

Lore

8 February 1941

Mary O'Sullivan

(no title)

“About 100 years ago there used big ships come up Inch bay...”

CBÉ 0744

Lore

29 March 1941

Bill Garvey

(no title)

“Some years ago I was drawing sea weed from Inch strand...”

CBÉ 0744

Lore

29 January 1941

Bill Garvey

(no title)

“There was a man in Maum Inch long ago.”

CBÉ 0744

Lore

1 April 1941

Bill Garvey

(no title)

“About 40 years ago there was a man named Pat Sullivan from West Inch...”

CBÉ 0744

Lore

2 April 1941

Bill Garvey

(no title)

“There was a certain man sick in Maum Inch...”

CBÉ 0744

Lore

2 April 1941

Bill Garvey

(no title)

“Long ago there was a man from Maum- Inch, and he went...”

CBÉ 0744

Lore

28 March 1941

Bill Garvey

(no title)

“There's an island in Lough Gowna called Inch where there lived monks from the day of Colunkill...”

CBÉ 0581

Lore

23 May 1930

(no title)

“There's an island in Lough Gowna called Inch where there lived monks from the days of Colm-Kill...”

CBÉ 0656

Lore

23 May 1930

P.S. Duffy