(no title) “Long ago weavers were not very common but the people of the country would weave their own clothes at home.” CBÉS 1120 John Toland, Rose Doherty Transcript
Story “There was a woman one time working for a gentleman and she was leaving him.” CBÉS 1120 Hannah Farren, John Farren Transcript
Poem “A soldier and a sailor went a walking one day ¶ Said the soldier to the sailor I have a great mind to pray.” CBÉS 1120 Annie Devlin, William Porter Transcript
Story “One Halloween night a man and a woman were coming home in a donkey cart from Buncrana.” CBÉS 1120 Bridget Hirrel Transcript
Story “Long ago a neighbour went to Derry and he missed the bus coming home.” CBÉS 1120 Kathleen Kavanagh, Mrs Elizabeth Doherty Transcript
Story “Long ago two fairies came to a house and asked the woman of the house for potatoes.” CBÉS 1120 Henry Doherty, Kathleen Kavanagh Transcript
Story “Once upon a time there lived two brothers. There was one of them a low set man and he was a very hard worker. The other was good for nothing.” CBÉS 1120 John Toland, Maggie Doherty Transcript
Story “During the reign of Cromwell in Ireland it is believed that he took a wild goose chase over Innishowen on the mission of priest murdering.” CBÉS 1120 Grace Doherty, Joseph Doherty Transcript
Story “Long ago there was an old woman who had a stray cow which came to her.” CBÉS 1120 Brigid U. Harkin Transcript
Story “The value of the Irish language in Ireland many years ago during the famine in Ireland.” CBÉS 1120 Joe Doherty, May Doherty Transcript
Story “A true story about a ghost seen at "Ard Ban", a lonesome spot near Effishmore, Clonmany.” CBÉS 1120 Grace Doherty, Joseph Doherty Transcript
Story “There was a man one time and he used to be carting from Derry to Clonmany.” CBÉS 1120 Eddie Devlin, Philip Farren Transcript
Story “Long ago when little babies would die before they would be baptised they would not be buried in the graveyard.” CBÉS 1120 Kathleen Gill Transcript