Doon

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Josie Darcy, Patrick Darcy

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Church, Monastery, Convent and Schools

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Local Songs

“Tis May, Tis May, ¶ What joy it brings”

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Máire Ní Riain, Patrick Hogan

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Land War

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Mary Conway

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“Twas well I remember, twas Nicholas night, ¶ To a hearty good supper they did me invite...”

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Josie Darcy, Patrick Darcy

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Kilcommon My Home

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Doheny

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Delia Power, Mr M. Power

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Newport Town

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Cissie Ryan

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The Road between Newport and Ray

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Tipperary

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Delia Power, Miss Sarah Power

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The Black and Tans

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Delia Power, Mr M. Power

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A Poem Written after Sansfield's Successful Ride to Ballyneety

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“When we came to Ballyluddy, ¶ The place been very muddy.”

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Baile an Lúidigh, Co. Luimnigh

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Cassidy's Cow

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Pat Ryan, Peggie Ryan

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“One night as the cocks they were crowing, ¶ A loud knocking came to my door...”

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Patrick Darcy, Siobhan D' Airsigh

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Poor Blind Sheehan and the Glen on Aherlow

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Mina Birrane, Mrs bIrrane

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Emigrant's Farewell

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Where the Mulcair River Flows

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The Ballad of Bansha

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“My feet are sore, my boots are wore, ¶ And, I'm limping like a frog.”

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