Local Cures

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Mrs Sullivan, Patricia Sullivan

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Lore of Certain Days

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Mrs Sullivan, Patricia Sullivan

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Fairy Forts

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Mrs Sullivan, Patricia Sullivan

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Local Poets

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Mrs Sullivan, Patricia Sullivan

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Old Proverbs or Sayings

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Mrs Sullivan, Patrica Sullivan

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Story

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Mrs Sullivan, Peg O' Regan

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“A man that was crossing a field at night had to jump a small ditch.”

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Mrs Sullivan, Peg O' Regan

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“In Lowtown at the back of a house called Dunne's there was a lone bush.”

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Mrs Sullivan, Peg O' Regan

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“A man that was very fond of playing cards used to go a long distance to play cards.”

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Mrs Sullivan, Peg O' Regan

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“Long ago a crowd of old men met together in a public house.”

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Mrs Sullivan, Peg O' Regan

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“Once upon a time a magpie was going to build a nest.”

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Mrs Sullivan, Peg O' Regan

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“In Lowtown there was a house by the name of Dunne's.”

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Mrs Sullivan, Peg Regan

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“Long ago in olden times when people believed in fairies...”

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Mrs Sullivan, Peg O' Ryan

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Hidden Treasure

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Michael Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan

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Hidden Treasure

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Michael Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan

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Stories of the Holy Family

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Michael Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan

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An Old Story

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Michael Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan

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Bradshaw's Pit

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Mary Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan

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Story

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Mary Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan

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Franey's Rock

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Mary Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan

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