Colmcille

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M.B. Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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Folklore - Thrashing in Kilfinan Oldchurch

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M.B. Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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Herbs and Weeds

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Thomas Tobin

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Farm Animals

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Thomas Tobin

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Story

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David Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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Story

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David Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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Riddles

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David Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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Story - Old Custom - Marriage

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David Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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(gan teideal)

“The old people long ago had no clocks.”

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Thomas Tobin

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“One time there was a very rich protestant man and he had a great mansion and he used to keep tenants in rooms in the house. So one morning one of his tenants invited the Priest in for breakfast.”

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Andy Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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“One night a man was cardplaying in a neighbouring house. He was not long playing when he saw some thing strange under the table which he thought was the devil.”

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Andy Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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“Mr Carpenter of old town was coming from his home in Knocknabrannar. When he came to Murphy's cross he met a sow upon the road.”

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Andy Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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“One May morning some years ago a farmer started to make a churn. He was churning for a long time and he could not get any butter on it. Then he thought of a plan.”

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Andy Tobin, Thomas Tobin

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