Folklore “A few miles from Stranorlar there is an old graveyard.” CBÉS 1096 Mary Mulrine, Mr Patrick Mc Cafferty Transcript
Folklore “Long ago the priests and monks were afraid to say mass in Churches.” CBÉS 1096 Mary Mulrine Transcript
Story “In Gartan Co. Donegal there s a huge stone which is kept in remembrance of St Colmcille.” CBÉS 1096 Mary Mulrine, Mr Micheal Mc Ardle Transcript
Story “Once upon a time a woman lived in Mentymoragle who fell out with her neighbour and the woman went to another house to tell lies on her neighbour.” CBÉS 1096 Brigid Herron, Mary Mulrine Transcript
Story “There is a Catholic graveyard in Cloghan and long ago the Protestants used to bury in it also.” CBÉS 1096 Mary Mulrine, Mr Hugh Mulrine Transcript
Folklore “At Fintown Co Donegal some men were making a new road. They found some articles which showed that this was a place where Mass was said long ago.” CBÉS 1096 B. Herron, Mary Mulrine Transcript
Folklore “Once upon a time a woman had a very cross child who cried from morning till night.” CBÉS 1096 B. Herron, Mary Mulrine Transcript
Story “There is a large fort near Cloghan and one day a man named McGlynn went to this fort and began to draw clay from it.” CBÉS 1096 Mary Mulrine Transcript