School: Fothar (roll number 16903)

Location:: Faugher, Co. Donegal
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Seanscéal (continued)

“The old people have no stories about Oisín. The Fianna did not come down by this part.”

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stopped at Barney's house and let him and his wife off. A few weeks later Barney Mc Hugh and his wife went to the workhouse in Dunfanaghy. There is a very long recitation on this story about Barney Mc Hugh.
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“There were two women long ago and they lived together. One of them was rich and the other was very poor.”

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There were two women long ago and they lived together. One of them was rich and the other was very poor. The rich woman would not give the poor woman anything but make her do all the hard work. One morning when

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