Irish Words in Common Use in Locality

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Place Names

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Sheelagh, Co. Louth

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Local Superstitions

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Wakes

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“Weackie (bhacach) a nickname given to a girl who lived around here about eighty years ago.”

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John Agnew

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“One evening Pat McArdle was going to the shop for bread and when he was passing Quinn's fort he saw a crowd of little men dancing round a bush.”

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Mrs J. Martin

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“Once upon a time there was an old man and his son living in a small house.”

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“Once upon a time there lived a King who had three sons.”

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“Once upon a time when a tramp tailor went into a house the child was crying and the mother said it was always crying like that.”

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Mrs Mary Mc Ardle

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“Once upon a time a crowd of people were playing cards in a house and when they were playing some time one of the players was geting all the tricks by fraud.”

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“Once upon a time there was a man coming home from playing cards and when he was passing through a wood he saw a little man with a very little table and the little man asked the other man for the pack of cards that he had in his pocket.”

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“Once upon a time there was a widow woman and her son living in a small house.”

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Old Riddles

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Local Heroes

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John Sherry

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Severe Weather - Big Wind of 1839

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Old Schools

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The Black Bull

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Máighread Bean Uí Ghnimh, Máire Mhic an Ghirr

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The Wee Bannock

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Máighread Bean Uí Ghnimh, Máire Mhic an Ghirr

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The Barley Grain

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Ally Short

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A Fairy Tale

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Seán Mac Diarmada

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