(gan teideal)

“Some hungry poor fellow working for a farmer in Clare once said . . .”

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Mrs P Clair

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Wakes in Clare

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Mrs P. Clair

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Pisreoga agus Nósanna

“Whenever an unusual light was seen late at night a premature death or some trouble was expected . . .”

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Mrs P. Clair

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Hidden Treasure

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Mrs P. Clair

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Old Sayings in Clare

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Mrs P. Clair

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Cures from Clare

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Mrs P. Clair, Ms Clair

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Linen in Clare

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Mrs P Clair

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(gan teideal)

“There was a miserly man once who married a clever wife . . .”

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Mrs P. Clair

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(gan teideal)

“On May night people used to pick a certain herb . . .”

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Mrs P. Clair

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(gan teideal)

“There was a young man once who was so much in love . . .”

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Mrs P. Clair

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(gan teideal)

“When a cow would calf up to 30 years (or 40) people burned the hair . . .”

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Mrs P. Clair

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(gan teideal)

“In Clare people used not let anything leave the house while churn . . .”

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Mrs P. Clair

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Biddy Early

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Mrs P. Clair

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Cure for a Cold

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Mrs P. Clair, P. de Clair

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(gan teideal)

“A brobh was a centre of rush (peeled) dipped in tallow and held in hand when lighting . . .”

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Mrs P. Clair

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Clare County

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Mrs P. Clair

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Drinking Vessels

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Mrs P. Clair

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Filling a Firkin in County Clare

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Mrs P. Clair

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