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“Long ago there lived men named John and William OToole. ...”

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Martin Toole, Patrick Toole

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“One of our bravest men in '98 was Coady. ...”

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May Carty, Pat Carty

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“In the time of the famine...”

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Mary Tobin, Michael Tobin

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“The very Rev. John Dunne was parish priest...”

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Denis O Connor, Edward Connor

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“There was a hedge school at the crossroads...”

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B. Murphy, James Murphy

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Local Marriage Customs

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Mrs Kehoe

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Local Marriage Customs

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Mary Tobin

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Local Marriage Customs

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Mary Tobin

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Local Marriage Customs

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Bridget Dunne

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Local Marriage Customs

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Penal Times

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Mark Doyle

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“There is a place in the Sliabh Gearr Mts. near Mount Leinster...”

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James Murphy

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“Mass in Penal days was celebrated under ground and in caves...”

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James Keogh

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“In olden times people were not allowed to go to Mass. ...”

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Local Cures

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Mark Doyle

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“Mrs Brooks Rossard and John Walsh are supposed to cure the worm fever. ...”

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Strange Animals

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Bridie Keogh

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“Funerals were seen by the old people going from Monbeg to Templeshanbo...”

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“The local forge was situated in Monalee in a little hollow...”

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John O' Neill, Mrs O Neill

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John Reynold's Grave

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William Redmond

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