Biddy Pound on a Pig

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Thomas Hegarty

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(gan teideal)

“Mrs Pye (Mary McGee) walked to Sligo, a distance of nineteen miles and was in Pound Street at eight o' clock in the morning.”

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Cecily Fairbanks

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago there lived a man in Glencar called Páidin Ó Laidhe and his son Sean, adjacent to the townland then called Five Pound Land, now called Castletown.”

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Martin Devaney, Teresa Mac Ternan

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(gan teideal)

“One time a man named Tom came to Manorhamilton with a pound to buy a bag of flour.”

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Michael Mac Ternan

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The Pound

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Keadew, Co. Roscommon

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Fifteen Pound Pension

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Pat Mullooly

Cruit, Co. Roscommon

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(gan teideal)

“A well is supposed to have been at the back of the Pound Garden and is now covered over.”

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Florence Nolan

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The Pound

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Crows in Pound

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The Pound Field

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D. O Driscoll

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The Pound Field

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J.C. Neville

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Famine Times

“Where Bourney school is now, there used to be given to the people of this district a pound of yellow meal...”

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James Carroll, Mr Carroll

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Bull in the Pound

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Thomas Kiely

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The Pound of Meal

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Amhrán - Lannigan's Ball

“In the town of Athy, one Jeremy Lannigan, ¶ Battered away till he hadn't a pound”

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May Hegarty

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On the Pound Road

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May Byrne

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The Pound Field

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Maighréad Nic Domhnaill

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The Pound of Butter

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Patrick Mullen, Thomas Reilly

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(gan teideal)

“It grows in the wood, it sounds in the town, it gets its master many a pound.”

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The Battle of the Pound - The Tithe Wars

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Pat Cowman

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