(no title) “I am going to tell you of an incident which I hear my father relate ..” CBÉS 0959 James Treanor, Mick Treanor Transcript
(no title) “One night Peter McKenna came to our house.” CBÉS 0959 Cassie Mc Kenna, Peter Mc Kenna Transcript
(no title) “Bragan is a very large townland.” CBÉS 0959 Mary Ann Mc Kenna, Mary Pearson Bragan, Co. Monaghan Transcript
(no title) “I am going to tell you about a real fairy story which is true.” CBÉS 0959 James Treanor, Michael Treanor Transcript
(no title) “There was a travelling man in this country a few years ago.” CBÉS 0959 Mary Pearson Transcript
(no title) “Our townland is situated between three other townlands ...” CBÉS 0959 Annie Flood Cloghfin, Co. Monaghan Transcript
(no title) “Bragan is a very large townland.” CBÉS 0959 Mary Bridget Pearson Bragan, Co. Monaghan Transcript
(no title) “Now and again there comes an old traveller to the district dalled Paddy Daly” CBÉS 0959 John Mc Kenna Transcript
(no title) “A man named Cal Dubh lived in the place where I am living now.” CBÉS 0959 James Treanor, Owen Smyth Crossnacaldoo, Co. Monaghan Transcript
(no title) “In olden times the young men of this country amused themselves very much by leaping, running and throwing stones a great length.” CBÉS 0959 Mary Bridget Pearson Transcript
(no title) “One night Peter McKenna came into our house and began to tell fairy stories.” CBÉS 0959 Patrick Treanor, Peter Mc Kenna Transcript
(no title) “I remember one day last summer when I was keeping house an old woman named Anne Sheridan came in.” CBÉS 0959 Kathleen Mc Kenna Transcript
(no title) “About 60 years ago there was a hedge school in the townland of Bragan.” CBÉS 0959 Annie Mc Kenna, Kathleen Mc Kenna Transcript
(no title) “Once upon a time there was a man called Skys Treanor who was very good at making clothes.” CBÉS 0959 Annie Flood Transcript
(no title) “In olden times two men who were shoemakers lived in the townland of Drumfurrer.” CBÉS 0959 Francis Mc Kenna Transcript