Piseoga

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“There was a dairy-man and his wife living together in a house, and when they used to get up in the morning to milk the cows, they used to have no milk.”

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Dan O Donnell

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“A couple of years ago there was a man in the parish of Duagh, and every time one of his cows calved, she died.”

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Mrs Bridget Walshe, Patrick Colbert

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“A certain man went out to gather in the cows on May morning.”

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Pádraig Óg Mc Carthy

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“A certain priest spoke off the Altar about a woman named Joan Grogan, and that she was n league with the Devil.”

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Mrs Ryan

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“Mrs McCarthy of Knocknasna, was making butter one day in a churn.”

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Desmond Barrett, John Barrett

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“About six years ago in the parish of Monegay, a man went to a farmer's house on May Eve for a rope to tie straw.”

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“On May Eve a certain woman went to her neighbour's field, where her neighbour's cows were grazing.”

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Michael Harnett

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“Up to forty years ago it was a custom of tailors to go from house to house making clothes for people.”

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Mrs Mc Carthy

Tras-scríbhinn

(gan teideal)

“Long ago it was an old custom for tailors to go around to the houses of those who wanted to make suits.”

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James Hickey, Jeremiah Hickey

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“About five years ago in Kerry there was a woman milking a cow, and a man came into the cabin, and he touched the milk with his hand.”

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Mrs P. Walshe

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“The following is supposed to have happened at the Mill-Stream house not far from Abbeyfeale.”

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John Harnett, Mrs P. Collins

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“Once upon a time a little boy was herding cows for his master, and every day he had to take the cows to a mountain farm.”

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Mrs Roche

Tras-scríbhinn

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“About sixty years ago in the parish of Tournafulla there were two neighbours joined in butter.”

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Mrs Bridget Dalton

Tras-scríbhinn

(gan teideal)

“This story which I am going to write has passed down from certain old people who lived in Co. Limerick.”

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Mrs Catherine Fitzgerald

Tras-scríbhinn

(gan teideal)

“There was a woman in Co. Kerry who could not make the butter whatever way she went to work.”

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Mrs D. Collins

Tras-scríbhinn

Superstitious Beliefs

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Tras-scríbhinn

Hidden Treasure

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Willie Harnett

Tras-scríbhinn

Hidden Treasure

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Denis O Connell

Tras-scríbhinn

Local Cures

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Mrs P. Hartnett, William T. Hartnett, Willie Hartnett

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