Local Cures

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Denis O' Mahony, Mrs Hegarty, Patricia Sheehan

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Folklore - Weather-Lore

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Denis O' Mahony, Thomas R. Burke

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(gan teideal)

“Mr Burke also related an incident of which he was the principal witness. Keane's father boasted that his son was the strongest in the locality.”

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Denis O' Mahony, Thomas R. Burke

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(gan teideal)

“A man by the name of John Longford of Keel. Castlemaine went for a crib or rail of turf to the bog accompanied by a child.”

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Denis O' Mahony, Martin Ashe

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(gan teideal)

“Martin Ache father of the man referred to in previous page walked to Cork one day from Aughills Castlemaine...”

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Denis O' Mahony

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Food in Olden Times

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Denis O' Mahony, Martin Ashe

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Severe Weather

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Denis O' Mahony, Martin Ashe

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Old Schools

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Denis O' Mahony, Martin Ashe

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My Sweet Old Home in Peake

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Denis O' Mahony, Mrs W. O' Mahony

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(gan teideal)

“Boats at Ringaskiddy in former years were made of a framework of twigs covered over with hides.”

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Denis O' Mahony, Joan O' Mahony

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(gan teideal)

“There is a large stone lying on the seashore on the west side of Cork Harbour nearly opposite Spike Island to which the following legend is attached...”

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Denis O' Mahony, Joan O' Mahony

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