The Schools’ Collection

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

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  1. The Cholera Stone

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    Harry Mc Inerney

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  2. Quin Abbey

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    James O' Dea

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  3. Maggie Malone

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    Jimmie Whelan, Maggie Malone

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  4. Going Astray

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    James O' Dea

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    Tom O'Dea was an indifferent character

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    Miss Eliza Carrigg

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    Two brothers Jack and Paddy lived with their mother in a ramshackle of a thatched house.

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    Patt Horgan

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  7. The Night of the Big Wind

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    John Halpin

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  8. The Enchanted Lake

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    Long ago there was a certain man living in Ralahine, Newmarket-on-Fergus

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    Tom Hartigan

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    Long ago there was a man and he had about ten cows.

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    Tom Hartigan

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    Long ago there was a man and he was not obeying the Penal Laws

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    Tom Hartigan

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    Long ago there was a man living in Bunratty and the way he had for a living was by playing a fiddle

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    Tom Hartigan

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    Once upon a time a farmer lived in the parish of Newmarket-on-Fergus.

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    Harry Mc Inerney, Mary Mc Inerney

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    Long ago there was a boy and he was blind

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    Harry Mc Inerney, Mary Mc Inerney

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    Biddy Early was a famous Clare witch that lived during the early half of the last century

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    Harry Mc Inerney, Mary Mc Inerney

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    Long ago three giants were living together in Co. Clare.

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    Harry Mc Inerney, Mary Mc Inerney

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    Long ago the mermaid used to be seen in Fenloe Lake and she combing her hair with a golden comb

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    Harry Mc Inerney, Mary Mc Inerney

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  18. Piseoga

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    Harry Mc Inerney, Mary Mc Inerney

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  19. May Eve

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    Harry Mc Inerney, Mary Mc Inerney

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    When there was a dairy in Ralahine demesne there was a bleach yard which contained one acre

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    John Enright

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