(no title)

“I often dug in the ould rath but I never found anything in it.”

CBÉS 0899

Alice Murphy, Mat Wickham

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(no title)

“There is an ould field in this locality, and there is said to be money buried in it.”

CBÉS 0899

Alice Murphy, Mrs Katie Murphy

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(no title)

“In the year 1798 two Irish soldiers were going to France to join the Irish Brigade.”

CBÉS 0899

Mrs Curtis, Peggie Mc Gee

Carraig Bhrain, Co. Loch Garman

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(no title)

“There is an old castle at Knockreigh, Adamstown, Barony of Bantry, Co Wexford.”

CBÉS 0899

Joseph Bradley, Kitty Bradley

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(no title)

“Long ago a man named Wat Evoy dreamt three nights after one another, that there was a crock of gold buried in a field of my fathers called the gorteen.”

CBÉS 0899

Martin Kelly, Mary B. Kelly

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(no title)

“There were two farmers living in Cloughbawn Enniscorthy one time.”

CBÉS 0899

Peggie Mc Gee, Thomas Mc Gee

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Names of Fields

CBÉS 0899

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Weather-Lore

CBÉS 0899

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Riddles

CBÉS 0899

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Stories

CBÉS 0899

Mary B. Kelly, Master Curtis

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(no title)

“The worst place in Ireland is at Byrne's of Doonooney.”

CBÉS 0899

John Shea, Mary B. Kelly, Master Curtis

Dún Eamhna, Co. Loch Garman

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(no title)

“Do you know where the cottage is at the butt of the Hill of Kellystown?”

CBÉS 0899

Mary B. Kelly, Master Curtis

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(no title)

“An ould woman lived near Browner's of Camross, Foulksmills, Co Wexford (Bantry).”

CBÉS 0899

Mary B. Kelly, William Mc Gee

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(no title)

“Ould Jim Cullen and his wife were goin' to town one day and when they were goin' down the hill of Brownstown...”

CBÉS 0899

Maureen Cleary, Mrs Ann Cleary

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(no title)

“Jim Colfer always called his wife "The Madam".”

CBÉS 0899

Maureen Cleary, Mrs Ann Cleary, Mrs Mary Casey

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(no title)

“There was a poor man with a wife and family.”

CBÉS 0899

Jim Cooper, Maureen Cleary

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(no title)

“There was an old woman living in Newbawn and she had a son in Kilbarney and he come home to her one day and says he...”

CBÉS 0899

Maureen Cleary, Mrs Ann Cleary

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Folklore

CBÉS 0899

Maureen Murphy, Mr Curtis

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(no title)

“There was a man wan time and he went to buy a calf from another man.”

CBÉS 0899

Annie Doyle, Michael Nugent

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(no title)

“There was a man wan time and he was mowing down a field of hay.”

CBÉS 0899

Annie Doyle, Michael Nugent

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