Ballycrana Well

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Mrs Buckley, Nora Fitzgerald

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“Sam Hussey was a landlord.”

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James Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald

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“One day a woman called her husband to his dinner.”

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James Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald

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“One day two little boys went gathering nuts.”

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James Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald

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“Once a lunatic was sitting on the wall of the mental Hospital.”

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James Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald

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“A man came home drunk one night and his wife began to scold him.”

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James Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald

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“One morning a man was going to a fair about three o'clock. He had six calves and a cow driving them before him...”

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John Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald

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“There was a man in BallyGuiltenane who lived with his son. There was a little field situated near the house...”

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John Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald

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“In Turraree there is a light seen almost every night and anybody that will cross that way after ten o'clock is sure to be frightened with it...”

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John Fitzgerald, Nora Fitzgerald

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