Local Heroes

“About thirty years ago John O'Driscoll Tubrid called "Brown Jack" had a very cross sow and no one could put rings on her and she had all the doors of his outhouses broken.”

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Joe Nolan, Thomas Lawlor

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Old Sayings

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Daniel Costello, Michael Moriarty, Mrs Anne Costello, Mrs M. Slattery, Mrs T. O' Connor, Mrs W. O' Connor, Ned Dowling, Patrick J Nolan, Tomas Lawlor

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Local Happenings

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Eileen O' Sullivan, Mrs M. Slattery

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Superstitions

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Local Cures

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Travelling Folk

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Eileen O' Sullivan, Mrs Mary Moriarty

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A Story

“A poor man went to from Valencia long ago down to limerick to earn his hire.”

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Andrew Costelloe, Mrs Annie Costelloe

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A True Story

“Mary Sheehy of Knocknacaska and her daughter Ellie were sitting by the fireside one winter's night long long ago.”

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Piseoga

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Andrew Costelloe, Mrs Annie Costelloe

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Story of The Whiteboys

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Eileen O' Sullivan, Mrs Slattery

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“Charles Nolan of Kilmmoyley was cutting corn with another farmer one day near his own house when he saw a man in his own yard whom he tool to be his own brother.”

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Sheila Ryall, Tom Sullivan

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A Skelligs List

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Mary Rourke

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Local Happenings

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Ned Nolan

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Festival Customs

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Joe Nolan, Ned Mahony

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Another Version of the 'Wran' Song

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Joe Nolan, Ned Mahony

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An Old Prayer

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Sheila Ryall

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Another Prayer

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Joe Nolan, Mrs Nora Shea

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