Townland of Dromalour CBÉS 0361 Kathleen O' Sullivan, Thomas O' Sullivan Dromalour, Co. Cork Transcript
Kilcoleman Castle and Townland CBÉS 0361 Kathleen O' Sullivan, Thomas O' Sullivan Kilcolman, Co. Cork Transcript
Penal Days “Long ago there was a great lot of witchcraft amongst the old people and especially amongst women folk.” CBÉS 0407 Thomas O Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “Long ago there lived a man and they used to call him Jack the Ghost killer he was he was a brave man and he used not be afraid of any fairies.” CBÉS 0407 Thomas O Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “Not long ago a little girl was going home from school on May Eve.” CBÉS 0407 Thomas O Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “Once upon a time there lived a man in Dirra and his name was Mc Connor and he was all devilment.” CBÉS 0407 Thomas O Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “Once upon a time a man was coming home from a gambling house.” CBÉS 0407 Thomas O Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “About ninety years ago the Raes were the landlords of the lands of each side of Derrymore river.” CBÉS 0432 Daniel O' Sullivan, Thomas O' Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “On Whit Monday, 22nd July 1893, a disaster occurred at Camp Bridge on the Tralee and Dingle Railway.” CBÉS 0432 Daniel O' Sullivan, Thomas O' Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “About thirty five years ago a single engine left Tralee for Dingle on a trial run.” CBÉS 0432 Daniel O' Sullivan, Thomas O' Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “On the 19th February, 1921Commander Michael Mc Elligott 6th Battalion IRA was killed in action...” CBÉS 0432 Daniel O' Sullivan, Thomas O' Sullivan Transcript
(no title) “About twenty five years ago a train left Tralee at six o clock in the morning for Dingle.” CBÉS 0432 Daniel O' Sullivan, Thomas O' Sullivan Transcript