Cures

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Patrick Kane, Peter Moran

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Riddles

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Mary E. Regan

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(gan teideal)

“Long and long ago it was. There was a poor widow and her son; they were getting it very hard to make ends meet.”

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J.J. Doyle, Maureen Beirne

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(gan teideal)

“There lived in Coachman's (a place quite near hear - a farm) a very wealthy woman ...”

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Mr Butler, Verty Butler

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An Old Song

“One summers evening, where at my leisure”

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Mary T. Gilbane

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An Old Song

“When I was but a youngster lad,”

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Betty Mulvey

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Customs

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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Customs

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Mary T. Gilbane, Thomas Gilbane

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Customs

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James Mulvey, Kathleen Murray

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Customs

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Maureen Beirne, Michael Beirne

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Customs

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Guard Daly, Teddy Daly

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(gan teideal)

“If a man meets a woman, especially a red haired woman and he going to the fair, he goes back home...”

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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(gan teideal)

“There was a well at Boyle. St. Patrick's Well. I heard my father saying he saw 2 small trout in it.”

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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(gan teideal)

“I knew 3 holy wells near my home - Kilmactrann, Kilmacro ad Lasair.”

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Mrs Hunt

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(gan teideal)

“There is a big hole near Kilmactranny - a botomless one we called it "The Soom-ur-yeh".”

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(gan teideal)

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Mrs Hunt

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The Kings of Rockingham

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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Old Ruins and Stones

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J.J. Doyle, Maureen Beirne

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An Ancient Stone

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Eamonn Taylor, Edward Taylor

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(gan teideal)

“There is a mass bush on the land of my uncle John Hunt at "the Ford”

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Mary Gorman, Mrs Hunt

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