How the People Lived Long Ago

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Mrs Annie Newcombe, Pádraig Ó Niadhóg

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“In the three years of the famine all the potatoes and crops were bad each of the three years and there were no potatoes at all.”

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Ms Mc Nulty, Piaras Mc Nulty

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“The time of the famine in Ireland the people were starving of hunger for they had no money to buy anything.”

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Mrs Anne Craig, William Melvin

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The Famine

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Mrs Anne Craig, William Melvin

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Night of the Big Wind 1839

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Anne Craig

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The Famine

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“Long ago there lived a man and his wife.”

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John Mc Nulty, Mrs Mc Nulty

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Scéal

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Mairéad Gaughan, Pádraig Ó Niadhóg

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“Once upon a time there lived an Austrian soldier who left his job and went out as a tramp.”

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Mrs Mc Gowan, Nora O Boyle

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Scéal

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Maread Gaughan, Pádraig Ó Niadhóg

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“Jack the Bean Stalk and his mother lived in a little cottage.”

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John Mc Nulty, Mrs Mc Nulty

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Scéal

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Scéal

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Maread Gaughan, Pádraig Niadhóg

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How Boxty Bread Was Made

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Josephine Hynes, Martin Flynn

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Riddles

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Mrs Anderson, Nellie Connor

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Riddles

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Nellie Connor

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Riddles

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John Wynne, Mrs Collins

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“Long ago there used to go round the country men named Poor Scholars.”

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John Mc Nulty, Mrs Mary Mc Nulty

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A Story - An Fear a Bhí Fad ar A Mháthair

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Patriick Newcombe, Thomas Newcombe

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A Prayer

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Mrs Mc Hale, P.J. Newcombe

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