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“One night as John Stack and my father were hunting rabbits in Salloglen.”

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Michael Mulvihill

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“One night as John Stack was hunting at Sallow Glen Cross he saw an ass fool...”

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Michael Mulvihill, Mrs Curtain

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My Home District

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Michael Mulvihill, Ms Mary Corroll

Dún Catha, Co. Chiarraí

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Travelling Folk

“Travelling Folk”

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Michael Mulvihill, Mrs Curtin

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Local Marriage Customs

“In the month of February nearly all the marriages take place in my district.”

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Michael Mulvihill, Mrs Carroll

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Weather-Lore

“If the sun goes down red it is a great sign of good weather.”

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Jim Stack, Michael Mulvihill

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Fairy Forts

“There are ten forts in the school district.”

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John Holly, Michael Mulvihill

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Food in Olden Times

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Michael Mulvihill, Mrs Carroll

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Local Place Names

“We have four fields and we call them by the name of Leahy's the Bushy field the Upper field and the ...”

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Michael Mulvihill

Dún Catha, Co. Chiarraí

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Bread

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Michael Mulvihill, Paddy Weare

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Games I Play

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Dan Mangan, Michael Mulvihill

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The Old Graveyards

“There are only three grave yards in this Parish.”

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Michael Mulvihill

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Ruined Churches

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John K. Holly, Michael Mulvihill

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The Leipreachan and Mermaid

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Martin Holly, Michael Mulvihill

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The Lore of Certain Days

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Gerald Stack, Michael Mulvihill

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Local Forges

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Michael Mulvihill

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Local Cures

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Michael Mulvihill, Pat Dunne

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Local Heroes

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Jim Holly, Michael Mulvihill

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago there was a man living in Tarbert whose name was John Lysed.”

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Michael Mulvihill, Patrick Dore

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“Long ago tailors used to travel from house to house mending and making clothes, as the case may be.”

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Michael Mulvihill, Patrick Dore

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