Families Who Were Evicted in this Neighbourhood

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J. Edwards

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An Old Tale

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Mrs Healy

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An Old Tale

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Mrs Healy

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“There is a part of our farm called Gleann beag.”

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“The Cross which is standing opposite Killahan Churchyard on the opposite side of the road is supposed to be there over three hundred years.”

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Piseoga

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“About fifty or sixty years ago, there lived a farmer in Cahernade who had ten good milking cows.”

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“Most people in this neighbourhood always manage to provide "slavery" or slabhacán and cook it for Good Friday.”

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“Many years ago there was a public road across Horgan's hill in Cahernade, and coming out at Killahan.”

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“Long ago there was a man living in Cahernade, who was called General Neid, and it is supposed that the place is called after him.”

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“Oliver Moran was the last gentleman who lived in Ballymacaquim Castle.”

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“Many years ago an old man, his wife and only son lived in a small house near Killahan Church.”

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Maurice Allen

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“There is a very big field near our (Hallorans') house in Slievbuide, called Muineán Mór.”

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Maurice Allen

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“It is said that this following event happened fifty of sixty years ago.”

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Maurice Allen

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“There was a priest who was sentenced to death during the time of the Penal Laws.”

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Maurice Allen

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“If a fellow met a fellow in a fellow's field, if a fellow asked a fellow what a fellow means, how many f's in that?”

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Maurice Allen

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“Some time ago, a man came home from Tralee much the worse for drink, just a few days before Christmas.”

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J. O' Halloran

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“There is a story told about a woman in Killahan, whom there used be a dog always following whenever she went out after dark.”

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J. O' Halloran

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“In the old, old days Sean Reidy of Ahamore was a terrible gambler.”

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J. O' Halloran

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“There lived long long ago in Killahan in a tiny cottage a poor widow and her daughter.”

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J. O' Halloran

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