Riddles

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Patrick Conlon

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Bird-Lore

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Bridget Conlon, Patrick Conlon

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Weather-Lore

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Mr Tom Conlon

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Old Cures

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Mr Tom Conlon, Teresa Conlon

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“It is said that September and May are the two unluckiest months in the year in which to get married.”

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Mr John Higgins

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“The names of fields on our farm are Getting's Garden and how it got the name was, a man named Getting sowed potatoes in it once upon a time and it has that name ever since.”

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Mr Tom Conlon

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Forts

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Mr John Higgins

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“All the boys and girls have a lot of amusement.”

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Mr Tom Conlon

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“There are two holy wells in the parish, namely St James' Well and Tobar Ella.”

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Mr John Higgins

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On Churning

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Mr Mark Duffy

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Song

“It was autumn Season July '64”

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Mr Michael Lavin

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Song

“Now far away from the dear old scenes”

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Mr E.G. Boles

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Travelling Folk

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Mr Michael Harte

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“There are three forges in the parish namely, Mr Pat Crann's, Mr Owen Sweeny's and Mr Micheal Joe Cunnane's.”

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Mr Tom Conlon

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“There was a boat lost in Lough Arrow in the year 1898.”

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Mr Tom Conlon

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“There is one ruined castle in the district known as "Lake View Castle".”

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Mr Bernard Kevican

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Mr Bernard Kevican

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“The patron saints of this district are Saint Patrick, Saint James and Saint Ellive.”

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Mr E.G. Boles

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