Story

“There was a man one time who was always drunk. One day he went to the Parish Priest and asked him for five shillings.”

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Charles Doherty, Mary Devlin

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Story

“There were two men going on a journey one night and they heard some one crying.”

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James Bradly, Mary Devlin

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Story

“One day a woman came into a house and asked for some butter without salt for a girl who got burned.”

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Fanny Mc Eleney, Kathleen Doherty

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Story

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Anthony Mc Eleney, Fanny Mc Eleney

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Story

“There was a lot of Irish boys went over to Scotland some time ago.”

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Edward Devlin

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Old Crosses

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Margaret Mary Gill

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Story

“Long ago there was a man and one night he was sleeping with his mouth opened.”

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James Gill, Rose Doherty

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Cures

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Catherine Doherty, Maggie Gill

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Story about a Church

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Una Kelly

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Prayers

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Mrs Sara Kelly, Una Kelly

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A Story

“Long ago there lived a man who had three daughters. Two of these girls were very good workers and the other would not work at all or do anything she was told.”

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Mary Mc Eleney, William Mc Eleney

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Story

“In olden times there was a woman whose name was Carney. One evening two boys came to the door.”

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Annie Devlin, William Porter

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Story

“It was usual for the men long ago to attend all the fairs in Derry and bring anything they had to sell with them.”

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May Doherty, Mr William Grant

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Story

“There was a man one time who had a little boy minding cows. Every day the people would get the best of the meat and the little boy would get the bones.”

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Maureen Grant

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Unearthly Animals

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Margaret Mary Doherty, Mrs Harkin

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Story

“There were two men out fishing one day in a boat. When they were out a storm arose and the boat was tossed with the waves.”

CBÉS 1120

Maureen Grant, Mrs Grant

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At Wakes

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Mrs Friel

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(gan teideal)

“On Hallowe'en night in olden times people would do a lot of tricks such as hanging up apples with a cord for the children.”

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Josie Lavelle

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Story

“Once upon a time there lived a little boy who was very fond of stealing things from his neighbours who lived near by.”

CBÉS 1120

Cathleen Kavanagh, Henry Doherty

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