Fairies and Fiddler

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Mártain Ó Braonáin

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A Story

“In the olden times the belief was that the country was filled with Fairies.”

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Margaret Rogers, Michael Rogers

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The Fairies

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Kathleen Mc Hale

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The Fairies

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Martin Mc Hale, Michael Mc Hale

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A Story about the Fairies

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Bridget Mc Hale, Martin Mc Hale

Rathglass, Co. Mayo

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A Story about the Fairies

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Bridget Mc Hale, Pat Mc Hale

Rathglass, Co. Mayo

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“People in this district were very careful about minding their butter from fairies.”

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Eileen Gilvarry, Mary Browne

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The Fairies of Pullmore

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“People long ago believed that the fairies used to steal babies.”

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Mr Farmer

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“Long ago people believed that if a corpse was not well watched before the burial the fairies would take it.”

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Mr Farmer

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The Fairies and the Bags of Gold

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Mrs Ruddy, Ollie Walshe

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Gurteen's Fairies

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Tom Connor, Tom Walsh

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Fairies' Payment

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Mrs Winnie Mc Hale, Richard Mc Hale

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Put Astray by the Fairies

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Nora Haire

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Taken by the Fairies

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Mary Kate Keane

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The Fairies of Merrick's Fort

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Mary Ellen Brennan, Pat Brennan

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Tom O'Hara and the Fairies

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Thomas Madden, Thomas Molloy

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Peter O'Flaherty and the Fairies

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Alacoque Hennigan, Pat Hennigan

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A Local Story I Heard about Fairies

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Thomas Queenan, Tom Corcoran

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A Local Story I Heard about Fairies

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Laura Bourke, Mrs Bourke

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