Volume: CBÉ 0629 Date 1939Collector Seosamh Ó Dálaigh Locations Ardach, Co. Luimnigh Móin Achaidh Ghae, Co. Luimnigh An Caisleán Nua, Co. Luimnigh Áth an tSléibhe Uachtarach, Co. Luimnigh Teampall an Ghleanntáin Thoir, Co. Luimnigh List Browse Titles (175) 1. The Chain Prayer Lore 2. The Pig from the River Lore 3. A Cow from the Sea Lore 4. Fear a Maraíodh Lore 5. A Cow Stealer Lore 6. The Boy from the Pound Lore 7. “There was an old mill near Goolbarn Bridge at the boundary of this parish.” Lore 8. The Danes for Height. The Burned Stones. Lore 9. Marks on Sheep Lore 10. Seanchas Lore 11. Seanchas Lore 12. Bacon Lore 13. Paddy from Cork Lore 14. Food in the Bad Times Lore 15. A Child Carried Lore 16. Walker in Croppy Hole Lore 17. Seanchas Lore 18. The Smith Lore 19. The Cotarach Rua Lore 20. Dathúchán Lore 21. Éanlaithe i gCás Lore 22. We Have Twenty One Sheaves in each Stook Here Lore 23. Horse Training Lore 24. Football Making Lore 25. Seanchas Lore 26. The Jaundice Lore 27. The Black Book Lore 28. Seanchas Lore 29. A Coincidence Lore 30. Cock Drawing Beam Lore 31. Nicknames Lore 32. Leanbh ar Iompar ag Fear Lore 33. The Soldier and the Nun Lore 34. The Tipperary Boy Lore 35. Father Tom O'Neill Lore 36. The Jolly Bold Tinker Lore 37. Danny O'Leary Lore 38. Seanchas Lore 39. Eels Lore 40. Trout Lore 41. Blackberries Lore 42. The Red Salmon's Sons Lore 43. Sprid na Beárna Lore 44. The Dog and the Herb Lore 45. The Widow's Three Sons Lore 46. James and the Priest Lore 47. Two Women and a Gosling Lore 48. Seanchas Lore 49. Carrol from Athea Lore 50. Capall na Farraige Lore 51. The Spider and the Dairdaol Lore 52. The Devil's Bit Lore 53. “There is a well in Cordal, which tradition says, once held a single trout with eyes of remarkable brilliance.” Lore 54. Three Women and a Parcel Lore 55. Seanchas Lore 56. Nathanna Cainte Lore 57. Dean Swift and the Boy Lore 58. O'Connell in London Lore 59. The Mouse in the Porter Lore 60. Seanchas Lore 61. Seanchas Lore 62. A Pot of Gold Lore 63. Tom Ahearne in the Bad Times Lore 64. Debby and the Goat Lore 65. Ferkins of Butter Lore 66. Hunting Lore 67. The Devon Family Lore 68. Boy Burned in Lime Kiln Lore 69. The Praties in Rahenna Lore 70. Fear Saibhir agus Toirneach Lore 71. The Fox Lore 72. Seanchas Lore 73. Miss Hartnett and the Man she Saw Lore 74. Bringing the Priest across the River Lore 75. Harry Walsh Lore 76. The Molt Dubh Lore 77. Molly the Hat Lore 78. Christmas Lore 79. Tradesmen in Newcastle Lore 80. An Intelligent Smith Lore 81. Ha'penny for the First Nail Lore 82. The Tailor and the Eggs Lore 83. Seanchas Lore 84. Haunted Houses Lore 85. Irishmen in London Lore 86. Biddy Mulcahy Lore 87. Seanchas Lore 88. An Herb from Killeedy Lore 89. Cats in the Chimney Lore 90. Glenquin Castle Lore 91. Mary the Coach Lore 92. The Gobán Saors Lore 93. The Girl with the Ugly Mouth Lore 94. Daniel O'Connell Eating the Pig Lore 95. I Hate that Orange Peel Lore 96. What Can't Men and Money Do Lore 97. The Firey Dragon Lore 98. The Lazy Boy Lore 99. An Irishman in New York Lore 100. Father Hartnett Lore 101. Cloigeann ón Reilig Lore 102. Joan and her Son Lore 103. The Boy who Never Saw a Woman Lore 104. The Fool at Confession Lore 105. The Acrobat at Confession Lore 106. The Moonlighters Lore 107. The Song of the Cheese Lore 108. The Maid of Rooska Hill Lore 109. The Tinsmith's Horse Lore 110. The Blessed Virgin and the Smith Lore 111. Killeedy. Saint Ita. Lore 112. Three Wishes Lore 113. Móinfhéar na Síofraí Lore 114. Newcastle Lore 115. Castlehide Lore 116. In London's Fair City a Trooper did Dwell Lore 117. The Bravy Jolly Tinker Lore 118. I Am a Sailor Bold and Free Lore 119. Old Evans Lore 120. I Mercy Asked and Mercy Found Lore 121. Forts Lore 122. The Chalice of Arda Lore 123. An Caltar sa Tine Lore 124. Grabbing Lore 125. An Gadaí Dubh Lore 126. The Servant Girl and the Boy Lore 127. The Two Women and the Lard Lore 128. Turf versus Coal Lore 129. Grabbing Lore 130. Seanchas Lore 131. A Black Cat Lore 132. O Connell and the Gold Lore 133. The Old Woman with the Gold Lore 134. Seanchas Lore 135. Overlooking and Begrudging Lore 136. A Haunted House Lore 137. The Banshee Lore 138. Coaxing of a Girl Lore 139. Working Late on Saturday Lore 140. Dog Bites Lore 141. Weasels Lore 142. An Drumadóir Lore 143. Laughing Heard at Night Lore 144. An Leasathair Aosta Lore 145. Cleamhnas Tapaigh Lore 146. Siúl, Siúl, Siúl, a Rúin Lore 147. The Cliffs of Drimmeen Lore 148. Dear Old Skibbereen Lore 149. A Tinker I am Lore 150. Bold Jack Donahue Lore 151. Weasels Lore 152. The Woman and the Rat Lore 153. A Wild Duck's Nest Lore 154. Ballintownbray Lore 155. I'll Lie Near the Wall Lore 156. Bríd Rua Lore 157. The Child in the Cradle Lore 158. A Wild Goose's Nest Lore 159. The Horse's Hide Lore 160. Iarlais i gCnoc an Doire Lore 161. The In-Calf Cow and the Lump of Beef Lore 162. Seanchas Lore 163. Seanchas Lore 164. It Foreshowed me Lore 165. “Sheehan was a hedge schoolmaster.” Lore 166. Homemade Putty Lore 167. Sore Head Lore 168. Blessed Palm Lore 169. Rats Lore 170. Bedding for Animals Lore 171. Nathanna Cainte Lore 172. Ringworm Lore 173. Fever Lore 174. A Lizard Lore 175. The Four-Leaved Shamrock Lore Mode: Magnify Zoom Jump to page / 580 Archival Reference The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0629, Page 146 Image and data © National Folklore Collection, UCD. See copyright details. Download On this page The Widow's Three Sons Share Share Post Date 27 Meitheamh 1939Item type LoreFolktales index AT1000: Bargain Not to Become Angry AT1002: Dissipation of the Ogre's Property, AT1029: The Woman as Cuckoo in the Tree Folktales index—relevant types AT1003: Plowing Language Béarla Writing mode Handwritten Writing script Roman script Informant Mícheál de Róiste
53. “There is a well in Cordal, which tradition says, once held a single trout with eyes of remarkable brilliance.” Lore
The Widow's Three Sons Share Share Post Date 27 Meitheamh 1939Item type LoreFolktales index AT1000: Bargain Not to Become Angry AT1002: Dissipation of the Ogre's Property, AT1029: The Woman as Cuckoo in the Tree Folktales index—relevant types AT1003: Plowing Language Béarla Writing mode Handwritten Writing script Roman script Informant Mícheál de Róiste