The Four Sets of Fools

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Seanchas

1934

William Gaine

(gan teideal)

“A widow's son went out looking for hire.”

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Seanchas

1935

William Gaine

Death and Disease

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine

(gan teideal)

“The following poem, sung to the same air...”

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine

O'Reilly's Penance

“I often heard my grandmother sing the following song, but I had forgotten the words until Bill Gaine gave them to me the other day.”

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine

(gan teideal)

“Bill Gaine told me the following story of how a match was made for a young man who had never worn a shoe or stocking...”

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine

Lough Namweela

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Seanchas

Samhain 1934

William Gaine

Loch na Maoile, Co. Chiarraí

The Five Wonderful Servants

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Seanchas

Samhain 1934

William Gaine

Carool O'Daly

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Seanchas

Samhain 1934

William Gaine

Adventures of Owen Rue

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Seanchas

Samhain 1934

William Gaine

"Wicked"

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Seanchas

Samhain 1934

William Gaine

Mac Oulive Óge

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Seanchas

3 Aibreán 1939

William Gaine

The following song relating an incident during the search of a young girl for her lover was given to me by Bill...

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine

(gan teideal)

“Bill Gaine of Lomanaugh (aged eighty) remembers to see weddings take place in houses instead of in the chapel.”

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine

(gan teideal)

“Bill Gaine told me of a spirit called "Petticoat Loose".”

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine

(gan teideal)

“Bill Gaine of Lomanaugh had a daughter named Mary Ellen.”

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine

(gan teideal)

“There is a field in Lomanaugh called "Clashtee-louhglin".”

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Seanchas

1939

William Gaine