(no title) “A man named Johny Noone was one night walking along the road, when suddenly he heard horse's hoofs.” CBÉS 0101 John Feerick Transcript
(no title) “One Summers evening. as the sun was setting in the West, a poor man was walking the shore of the sea...” CBÉS 0101 Patrick Colleran Transcript
(no title) “Long ago the spinning wheels were very common in Roxboro.” CBÉS 0101 Catherine Colleran Transcript
(no title) “When it was time to pay the rent, a poor man went to Castlebar to sell oats so he would have money to pay the rent.” CBÉS 0101 Patrick Sherdan Transcript
(no title) “All that love the shamrock was drawn or near, this gallant ship that lately sailed away...” CBÉS 0101 Mrs Mary Sherdan Transcript
(no title) “Mr Johny Grunell was a poet. He lived in Roxboro about the year 1859.” CBÉS 0101 James Fahey Transcript
(no title) “Come all you young and slender maids and listen to my rhyme.” CBÉS 0101 Paddy Sheridan Transcript
(no title) “Long ago the lived to little boys who had a very wicked step-mother.” CBÉS 0101 Patrick Caulfield Transcript