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“A long time ago there lived a small little man named Shawn ...”

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Dan Clifford, Hanna Riordan

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“In the time of the white boys from seventeen ninty eight to eighteen hundred ...”

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Dan Clifford, Hanna Riordan

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(gan teideal)

“Many years ago I knew a little ould man who lived somewhere in Sliabhluachra.”

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Annie Riordan, Dan Clifford

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(gan teideal)

“When I was a small little boy I knew an old man who often came around the place where I was born.”

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Annie Riordan, Dan Clifford

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“A long time ago I went to a kiln stealing lime for a white-wash.”

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Dan Clifford, Mary Connell

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(gan teideal)

“Some years before I was born Father Shannahan was a Kerry priest who was supposed to be the best runner and leaper in Europe.”

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Dan Clifford, Dora May Reidy

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(gan teideal)

“When I was a little boy there were many quare customs in the place which are all forgotten now.”

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Dan Clifford, Dora Reidy

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Hedge-Schools

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Dan Clifford

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Croinin Coltsman

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Dan Clifford

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