(no title) “Once upon a time a man named Dave Fitzgerald worked in the Silver mines.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “One winter's night when all the neighbours were gathered round Mick Bourke's fire-side they were all telling tales.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “Once upon a time a woman went to a well to work a pisheog on a May morning (1st of May).” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “There lived in Glenpadden three brothers - Tady Con and Mick Dwyer.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “In the parish of Knockavella about three miles from Cashel there is a farm in which thousands of pounds are hidden by an old lady.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “Ned of the Hill lived in the parish of Hollyford and at one time was on the run from the landlords.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “Once upon a time an Irishman an Englishman and Scotchman bought a bottle of whiskey and decided they would divide it equally into three parts.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “One evening in the Spring of a certain year two youths went for a walk.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “One evening in the spring of a certain year, two youths went for a walk.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “There are mines in Hollyford and it was said long ago that there was gold hidden there.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “On the main Dublin-Limerick road about eighteen miles from Thurles and five from Newport stands a large circular fort.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript
(no title) “Some years ago people very seldom married at any other time of the year but Shrove.” CBÉS 0583 Transcript