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“The dead people long ago, were laid out on boards of tables.”

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“The time of the Evictions a man from Woodford named Stanley and a man from Rossmore named Kickey were in Galway jail...”

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“Joe Minogue living near Portumna tells a story.”

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Disused Roads

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The Local Forge

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Marie Porter

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“Long ago the people worked and made everything their own way, because they were poor ...”

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Marie Porter

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Local Cures

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Marie Porter

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“Long ago the old people always had their lucky and unlucky days for doing work.”

CBÉS 0050

Marie Porter

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“Long ago the old people that died, were laid out on a table.”

CBÉS 0050

Marie Porter

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“On May Eve the people got the May pole.”

CBÉS 0050

Mary Kemple

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“There are three tailors in this district.”

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Mary Kemple

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“On St. Martin's Day they do not work in the mill ...”

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Mary Kemple

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“There are five forges in this parish.”

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Mary Kemple

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“Long ago candles were made from tallow.”

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Mary Kemple

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“Long ago foxes tongue was used to draw a thorn.”

CBÉS 0050

Mary Kemple

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“Whit Monday is the unluckiest day in the year.”

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Mary Kemple

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“Long ago their was a man in Clonmoylan who had a very bad tooth ...”

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Mary Kemple

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“One day a tramp went into Lyons in Abbey looking for horse hair.”

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Mary Kemple

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“The leipreachan was called the greasuide leipreachan.”

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Mary Kemple

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“There was a woman who lived on the bank of the Shannon in Kylenamally.”

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Mary Kemple

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