Kilbrittain Castle

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John Ahern

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Tigh Molaige

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John Ahern

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Old Head of Kinsale Lighthouse

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John Ahern

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Hurling - Long Ago

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Batty Ahern, John Ahern

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Farming Long Ago

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Batty Ahern, John Ahern

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The Famine Times

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John Ahern, William Walsh

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The Local Forge

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John Ahern, William Walsh

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Games I Play

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John Ahern, Mr William Walsh

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Religious Stories

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John Ahern, Mr William Walsh

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The Fairies

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John Ahern, Mr William Walsh

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The Local Ruins

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John Ahern, William Walsh

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“Roughly speaking it is about 71 years since the night of the rising 1867...”

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John Ahern, Mrs Wilkison

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“There was once a woman coming back from the other life.”

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John Ahern, Patrick Shine

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“Páirch na Laogh. It is so called because calves are in it always...”

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John Ahern, Josephine Culhane, Shiela Ahern, Thomas Culhane

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“There lived a woman in Dirreen who gave in to piseóga very much...”

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John Ahern, Shiela Ahern

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“The cnucán is situated about a mile from my home it resembles a bowl turned upside down...”

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John Ahern, Shiela Ahern

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“There is another story about the cnucán. A man went ploughing it one day to set wheat in it...”

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John Ahern, Shiela Ahern

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Local Marriage Customs

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John Ahern, Mr P. Ahern

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“Beneath the hive the bees are alive with a drop as sweet as honey...”

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John Ahern, Mary Ahern

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Weather-Lore

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John Ahern, Mary Ahern

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