Irish Words and Phrases in Popular English Speech

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Old English Dialect or Idiom

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The Leipreachán

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Thomas Murphy

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Tales - Boy Who Wanted to Learn What Fear Was

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John Lambert

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Tales - Boy Who Wanted to Learn What Fear Was

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Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick

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The Leipreachán

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Thomas Murphy

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The Leipreachán

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James O' Brien

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(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time there was a man dreamt for three nights that there was a can of gold buried at Loftus Hall gates.”

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John Lambert

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Hidden Treasure

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Mrs Ellie Cusack

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Rescue of Princess - Underworld Captivity

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James Walsh, Thomas Murphy

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Dream of Treasure - Bridge of London - Magic Cures for Lovely Lady Who is Ill

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Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick

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Hidden Treasure

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Mrs Elizabeth Cusack

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Man Feigns Death to Frighten Robber

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Hidden Treasure - Jocose

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Patrick Colclough

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Hidden Treasure - Jocose

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Patrick Colclough

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Hidden Treasure

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Philip Walsh

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A Witch as a Hare

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Patrick Colclough

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The Banshee's Comb

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Patrick Colclough

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Hidden Treasure - The Shoemaker

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Mrs Elizabeth Cusack

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A Witch in Form of a Cat

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Patrick Colclough

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