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  1. Ghost Stories

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    Mary Teresa Mulligan, Mrs Mulligan

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  2. Ghost Stories

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    Mary Teresa Mulligan, Mrs Mulligan

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  3. Ghost Stories

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    Mary Teresa Mulligan, Mrs M. Mulligan

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  4. Ghost Stories

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    Brigid Mac Curtin, Mrs Maurice Mac Curtin

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  5. A Rath

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    Nellie Ronan

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  6. A Rath

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    Mollie Byrne, Mrs J. Mc Connell

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  7. A Rath

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    Mona Campion

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  8. A Rath

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    Chrissie Grahame

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  9. A Rath

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    Sheila Martin

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  10. (gan teideal)

    There are many stories told about Lucan, of which the most common is about a cave that the Danes used keep their things in.

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    Bill Cumiskey, Fan O' Neill

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  11. (gan teideal)

    The passages in the cave lead to the Castles of Grange, Ballyowen and Adamstown, and to Clondalkin.

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  12. Riddles

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    Hilary Murray, Mrs B. Vallom

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  13. Riddles

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    John Campion, Mona Campion

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  14. Riddles

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    Maureen Comiskey, Mrs B. Comiskey

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  15. Weather

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    Hilary Murray

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  16. Weather

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    Maureen Comiskey

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  17. Weather

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    May Rogers

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  18. Factories

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    Mary Greene, Mr Thornberry

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  19. Factories

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    May Matthews, Mrs Matthews

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  20. Factories

    There are no tailors in Lucan. Cloth is spun and woven in Hill's factory, and most of the people who work there, buy their cloth there.

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    Mai Rogers, Mrs Rogers

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