The Schools’ Collection

This is a collection of folklore compiled by schoolchildren in Ireland in the 1930s. More information

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    In former times the people cured...

    CBÉS 0117

    Annie Finn, Mary Finn

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    My mother told me when my grandmother had sore eyes...

    CBÉS 0117

    Shelia Phillips

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    When a person had a "sleamhnán" on his eye

    CBÉS 0117

    Teresa Mac Geever

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    Sore eyes were cured...

    CBÉS 0117

    Annie J. Finn

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    When my father's grandfather had toothache...

    CBÉS 0117

    Shelia Philips

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    When my father sees a cap on Bocagh Hill...

    CBÉS 0117

    Teresa Mac Geever

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    When my father is going to do some work he stands at the front door...

    CBÉS 0117

    Shelia Phillips

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    Marriages usually take place...

    CBÉS 0117

    Eileen Keane, Miss Mc Donnell

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    There was an old saying among the people long ago: ¶ Monday for wealth

    CBÉS 0117

    Annie Finn, Miss Mc Donnell

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    As Peter sat on a marble stone

    CBÉS 0117

    Shelia Phillips

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    Here I enter into the church

    CBÉS 0117

    Teresa Mc Geever

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  12. A Prayer before you Sleep

    CBÉS 0117

    Peadar Carney

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    Let the blood I worship flow on me...

    CBÉS 0117

    Annie Finn

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