(gan teideal)

“One night as a man was comming home after playing cards he met a coffin and three men carring it.”

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John Culhane, Patrick Culhane

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Travelling Folk

“It is seldom that a traveller calls to our home now.”

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John Culhane, Mrs Lizie Culhane

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The Potato Crop

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John Culhane, Mrs Lizzie Culhane

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Proverbs

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John Culhane, Mrs Lizzie Culhane

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Local Cures

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John Culhane, Mrs Lizzie Culhane

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Local Heroes

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John Culhane, Mrs Lizzie Culhane

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Local Poets

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John Culhane, Mrs Lizzie Culhane

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(gan teideal)

“According to tradition there was a castle in the glen, about three miles from Newtown.”

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John Culhane, Michael Bunce

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(gan teideal)

“One night as a nurse was returning to Newtown after attending to a patient in Knockanure she was passing a fort when a man came out of it and asked her to come in to see his wife.”

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Dan Cunningham, John Culhane

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(gan teideal)

“There once lived in the remotest part of Kerry a man that had a wife and family but he had nothing to do to support them.”

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John Culhane, Michael Bunce

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The Lore of Certain Days

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Brian Culhane, John Culhane

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Travelling Folk

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Bredie Culhane, John Culhane

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