Weather-Lore

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James Murray, Kathleen Murray

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Weather-Lore

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Mary Teresa Gilbane, Thomas Gilbane

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Weather-Lore

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Betty Mulvey

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A True Story

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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Severe Weather - The Big Wind of 1839

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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Severe Weather

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Thomas Gilbane

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The Big Wind

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Old Crafts

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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Old Crafts

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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Drumcleavery

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J.J. Doyle, Maureen Beirne

Baile Shéamais, Co. Liatroma

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Old Crafts

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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Churning

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George Lauder, Kitty Lauder

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Churning

“It is said that whoever brings the first can of water from the well ...”

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John Joe Reynolds, Sean Reynolds

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Churning

“There once was a woman who had two cows but she was not satisfied with the 'return' of the butter...”

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Mary Conneely, Mary Gorman

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Churning

“The oldest churn ever I saw was a foot churn made of cow hide”

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J.J. Doyle, Maureen Beirne

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Churning

“This child gives a description of a churn similar to that given by Kitty Lauder ...”

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George Noone, Lillie Noone

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Churning

“On every May Eve people made a gad of "Soundberry" and put it on the dash when churning...”

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Kathleen Murray, Peter Moran

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Churning

“On May morning the fairies would get the dirt from between a cow's hooves ...”

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James Kane, Peter Moran

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Hedge-Schools

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Mrs Hunt

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Hedge-Schools

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James Kane, Peter Moran

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