The Wreck of the Joseph Howe

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Patrick Sullivan

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(gan teideal)

“There are several different versions of the wreck of the Joseph Howe in Bere Island.”

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Finbarr Murphy

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Local Place Names

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Mary C. Sullivan

Baile na Cille, Co. Chorcaí

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“Pairc oir, The field of gold.”

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Chris Lowney

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“Buaile, is so called because the people were confirmed there in the Penal days, as there was not enough room in the Church at that time.”

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Sile Sullivan

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“Here are the names of some of our fields.”

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Finbarr Murphy

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Trades and Occupations

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Finbarr Murphy

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Food in Olden Times

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Mary C. Sullivan

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Food

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Joseph Sullivan

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How We Spend Christmas

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Finbarr Murphy

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Place Names on the Shore

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Joseph Sullivan

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(gan teideal)

“Tráig na Cocal got its name because when the water is low there are a lot of small shells on the strand.”

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Mary C. Sullivan

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“Páirc na golán.”

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Patrick Sullivan

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(gan teideal)

“Here are some names along the shore:-”

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Finbarr Murphy

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Cures

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Margaret C. Sullivan

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Cures

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Joseph Sullivan

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“When a person had the whooping cough they used give milk to a ferret and what the ferret would let after him they used give that to the sick person for a cure.”

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Chris Lowney

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“There are a lot of local cures for various diseases.”

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Margaret P. Sullivan

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“The old people have a lot of old cures.”

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Finbarr Murphy

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago the people had many cures for different diseases and sores.”

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Patrick Sullivan

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