Story

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Joseph Barry, Mrs Barry

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“The bride should wear on her wedding day -”

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John Barry, Mrs Barry

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Old Houses

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John Barry, Mrs Barry

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Story - The Mother's Return

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Beta Barry, Mrs Barry

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The Teampull

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Mrs Barry

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“Closh-na mbhan is a high hill a half-mile east of Cork Harbour.”

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Mrs Barry

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Loch Rua

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Mrs Barry

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Festival Customs - Halloween

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Mrs Barry, Teresa Morrissey

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Festival Customs - Shrove Tuesday - Matchmaking

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Mary Eliza Driscoll, Mrs Barry

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Festival Customs - Saint Brigid's Day

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Mary Eliza Driscoll, Mrs Barry

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The Lore of Certain Days

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Mrs Barry, Teresa Morrissey

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Riddles

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Mrs Barry, Teresa Morrissey

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Proverbs

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Mrs Barry, Teresa Morrissey

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Fairy Forts

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Eileen Scanlon, Mrs Barry

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Old Houses

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Eileen Scanlon, Mrs Barry

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Travelling Folk

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Eileen Scanlon, Mrs Barry

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The Landlord

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Eileen Scanlon, Mrs Barry

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Care of the Feet

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Mrs Barry, Peg Barry

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“Long ago there was an old man and an old woman travelling along the road and they were called "Travelling People" because they had no house of their own.”

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Mrs Barry, Peg Barry

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“There was a family by the name of Leahys, living in Knockanure Church.”

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Mrs Barry, Peg Barry

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