Good Jumpers

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Dancers

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Marriage Customs

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Travelling Folk

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Fairy Forts

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Old Ruins

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Local Roads

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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“There was a big flour mill and a furze mill where the mill yard in Stamullen is now.”

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John Clarke

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“There are three holes in the fields belonging to Mrs Filgate where they used to steep the flax grown, in Kilbrickstown and Stedalt.”

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John Clarke

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“When Fulhams lived in Stamullen they kept a bakery.”

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John Clarke

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“In olden days the road leading through Gormanstown Village was the main road from Dublin to Belfast...”

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John Clarke

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Feasts of the Year

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John Clarke

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The Local Landlord

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John Clarke, Mr Patrick Clarke

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The Lone Tree

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John Clarke, Mrs Clarke

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Riddles

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John Clarke, Mrs Clarke

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Signs of Rain

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John Clarke, Mr Clarke

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Old Schools

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John Clarke, Patrick Fitzsimons

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A Great Storm

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John Clarke, Mrs Clarke

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Bird-Lore

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John Clarke

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Fairy Forts

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John Clarke, Patrick Fitzsimons

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