Folklore - Great Poets

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mc Mahon

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Folklore - Pastimes

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mac Mahon

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Folklore - Cromlechs

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mac Mahon

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Folklore - An Old Song

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mac Mahon

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Folklore - Selling Horses

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mac Mahon

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Folklore - Great Runners

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mac Mahon

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Folklore - Gold

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mac Mahon

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Folklore - The Famine

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mac Mahon

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Folklore - Churn

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John Mac Mahon, Peter Mac Mahon

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Hidden Treasure - Aylroe Hill

“Three nights in succession a man named Culligan of Shanhea who was in America dreamed that there was gold hidden in Aylroe Hill.”

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John Mac Mahon, Michael Reidy

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MacNamara's Fort

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John Mac Mahon, Thomas Normoyle

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O'Dea's Fort

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John Mac Mahon, Thomas Normoyle

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(gan teideal)

“One day a man of the Conways was fishing in Gortglass”

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John Mac Mahon, Thomas Cunningham

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(gan teideal)

“There was once a man and he was sitting by the fire with his wife and children”

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John Mac Mahon, Thomas Normoyle

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Cill Stuifín

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Eddie Sharkey, John Mac Mahon

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An Old Story - The Strange Ghost

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John Mac Mahon

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