Local Cures

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James Ryan, John Haferty

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Old Forts

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James Ryan, John Haferty

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“There was a rich farmer's daughter, Lived near the town of Ross”

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James Ryan, Kathleen Ryan

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“Young men and young maidins, I pray lend an ear”

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Annie Ryan, James Ryan

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Story

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Chrissy Owens, James Ryan

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The Smith

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James Ryan, Peter Ryan

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Strange Story

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James Ryan, William Sherwood

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Homemade Toys

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James Ryan, William Sherwood

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“Ye sons of Erin, be of cheer, the day is near at hand, When the Saxon crew will disappear and leave our dear old land...”

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James Ryan, Ryan Malachy

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Local Cures

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James Ryan, Tomás Ó Riain

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Riddles

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James Ryan, Tomás Ó Riain

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Weather-Lore

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James Ryan, Tomás Ó Riain

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Hidden Treasure

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James Ryan, Tomás Ó Riain

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Place Names

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James Ryan, Tomás Ó Riain

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Story - The Man and the Blackthorn Stick

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James Ryan

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“I know a blessed well in the parish of Cullen and old people say that the Blessed Virgin appeared there.”

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James Ryan, John Mc Carthy

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“I heard a very interesting story from a man in the neighbourhood concerning an ancient disused churchyard in Kilcornan.”

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James Ryan, Patrick Tobin

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“There is a hill surrounding the Lake of Lough Guir called Mount Finell at the foot of which three stones form a kind of seat.”

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James Ryan, Michael Carroll

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“The modern story-tellers connect Lough Diheen with tales of the serpent. This lake is situated high up on the left or eastern side of Galtymore.”

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James Ryan, William Connery

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“About a week ago I heard this story about the "Black Stone" of Knockane. It begins thus:- A family named the Conway lived in a small hut, where a large ash tree is now growing.”

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James Ryan, John Mc Carthy

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