(gan teideal)

“My grandfather and another man were minding a well in Coolroe...”

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Patrick Mc Grath

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(gan teideal)

“At Ahenna churchyard, about two hundred years ago, there suddenly appeared, in one night, seven monuments.”

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Patrick Walsh

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Historical Tradition

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Mollie Mc Grath, Patrick Power

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(gan teideal)

“There was a ghost seen at Áth na gCeann and a man went to fight the ghost...”

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Betty Hassett, John Hassett

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Historical Tradition

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Agnes Kirby, Michael Kirby

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Historical Tradition

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Beatrice Walsh, Thomas Walsh

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Food in Olden Times

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Beatrice Walsh, Thomas Walsh

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Food in Olden Times

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Agnes Kirby, Micheal Kirby

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Food in Olden Times

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Betty Hassett, Mrs Hassett

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Food

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Betty Hassett, Mrs Hassett

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Hedge-Schools

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Bridget Power, Michael Walsh

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Hedge-Schools

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Molly Mc Grath, Patrick Power

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Local Songs

“I went up to the cross of Feddons,”

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Alice Hassett, John Hassett

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Local Songs

“During the land league days in Ireland, the”

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Molly Mc Grath, Mrs Mc Grath

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Pisreoga

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Molly Mc Grath, Mrs Mc Grath

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(gan teideal)

“The finding of a horse shoe is said to bring a person luck . . .”

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Thomas Walsh

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(gan teideal)

“In olden times there was a stream between two farmers places.”

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Kathleen Mahoney, Thomas Power

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Weather-Lore

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Nora Hurton, Peter Hurton

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Bread

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Betty Hassett, Mrs Hassett

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Bread

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Maggie Shanahan, Mrs Shanahan

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