Why Some People'd See "Things" and More Wouldn't - Even if They Were with Them at the Time CBÉ 0575 Lore 3 December 1938 Mrs Tom Foley
(no title) “And often Micheálín 'd wake in the morning to hear their hounds baying the first thing.” CBÉ 0575 Lore 14 December 1938 Jack Keane
(no title) “And this other man 'd have the run of the roost. So, she pretended to be sick, and she sent off her husband to Athlone.” CBÉ 0575 Lore 14 December 1938 Paddy Sweeney
(no title) “And all I have to say to you now is: "Tellin' stories by day is the devil's delay...” CBÉ 0575 Lore 14 December 1938 Paddy Sweeney
The Story of Little Do-ran and the Giant with the Six Heads CBÉ 0575 Lore 13 December 1938 Mrs Heffernan
(no title) “on here r'apin' the harvest - and send home the money for their support." Ó-that'd never do! They could never do...” CBÉ 0575 Lore 15 December 1938 Thade Enright
(no title) “used to be there till late. Well, the pit (potatoes) used be disturbed every morning, and this man - Tom - used be certain...” CBÉ 0575 Lore 16 December 1938 Mrs Tom M. O'Connor