Names of Fields

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Maureen Mc Cormick

Drumbologe, Co. Dhún na nGall

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An Old Saying

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Maureen Mc Cormick

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A Story

“A lame man went to a priest to be cured.”

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Maureen Mc Cormick

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Gartan Clay

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John Boyle, Maggie Boyle

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Fairy Stories

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“There was a man one time who lived near my father's wood. One day he went into the wood to cut fine wood and he saw a fairy.”

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“A little fairy woman with a wee red cloak on her appeared one time.”

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St Colmcille's Footprints

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Cures

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John Kelly, Rose Agnes Kelly

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Holy Well

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John Kelly, Rose Agnes Kelly

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Holy Well

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John Kelly, Rose Agnes Kelly

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Cures

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John Kelly, Rose Agnes Kelly

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A Poetry about Candlesmas Day

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John Kelly, Rose Agnes Kelly

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Winter Tales - Sad Tales

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Rose Agnes Kelly

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Poetry

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Rose Agnes Kelly

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“There is an old saying - ¶ Yet I think that ghost stories ¶ Always will be the favourites by the winter fire.”

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Rose Agnes Kelly

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Old Sayings

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Rose Agnes Kelly, Willie Kennedy

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“Edward McDaid was cutting turf on Charlie McDaid's bog of Drucklish.”

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Bridget Flanagan, Edward Mc Daid

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“The cure for warts is to wash your hands in water that lies in a rack.”

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Bridget Flanagan

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“Once upon a time there was a man who had a sick cow.”

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Bridget Flanagan

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