A Funny Story

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M. Keane

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Riddles

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M. Keane

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Local Marriage Customs

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M. Keane

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Local Cures

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M. Keane

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Fairy Forts

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M. Keane

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Herbs

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M. Keane

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The Potato Crop

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M. Keane

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“One morning a woman in Killeagh was making a barrel.”

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Bridie Keane, M. Keane

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“Many years ago there lived in the neighbourhood of Killeagh a farmer by the name of Burke.”

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Bridie Keane, M. Keane

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“There was a man from upper Killeagh named John De Lacy.”

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M. Keane

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Why Ash Wednesday Was Called Puss Wednesday

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M. Keane

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“A man was passing a graveyard one night.”

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M. Keane

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“One night a man was coming from work about twelve o clock.”

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M. Keane

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“A man once had a fort in his field and he tilled the field.”

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M. Keane

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“In olden times there used to be spirits seen.”

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“There was a man living near Firies Village long ago and one night he was called that the cows were in the garden.”

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M. Keane

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“There is a fort in a field not far from our house.”

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M. Keane

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“There is a fort in a field not far from our house.”

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M. Keane

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Woodenstown Castle

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M. Keane

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