A Folklore Story

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Thomas Mc Keown

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“A = iron rod one foot long...”

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Headgear of Women

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To Use Tally Iron

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“Over this cap just coming approaching the Tallying, was worn a nice square of something approaching a tartan plaid in various colourings...”

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Mittens

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The Dolman

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“With reference to story of Manaan Castle in Page 41, we are told that once during a very dry Summer, whilst Manaan lived in Donaghmoyne, his cattle suffered from a great drought...”

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Tobar Lastra

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The Giant - Finn Mac Cool

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Pádraig Seosamh Ua Maothagain, Pilip Ó Maothagain

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A Folklore Story

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Thomas Mc Keown

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Local Marriage Customs

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Sheila Finegan

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“A Protestant family of the name of "Acheson's" was living beyond Inniskeen, in Co. Louth...”

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M. Mc Aodha

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Food of the People about Sixty Years Ago

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A Noggin

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M. Mc Aodha

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A Folklore Story

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An Old Metal Candlestick

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M. Mc Aodha

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“One day as two little children were walking around Kenny's (Rocksavage) fort, they saw fairies with red coats and caps, dancing around...”

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“Once upon a time as a man was returning from his Ceilidhe, he had to come a very lonely road near Rocksavage and he met a lady on the road...”

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Ailís Ua Maothagain

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Bird-Lore

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