Dan and the Hotel-Keeper

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Martin Moloney, Patrick Moloney

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Ainmneacha Áiteanna

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Martin Moloney, Patrick Moloney

Ceathrú an tSeanleasa, Co. na Gaillimhe

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A Funny Story

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Paddy Power, Patrick Moloney

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Hidden Treasure

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James Moloney, Patrick Moloney

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Holy Wells

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James Moloney, Patrick Moloney

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Local Marriage Customs

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James Moloney, Patrick Moloney

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Blessed Wells

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Nellie Duggan, Patrick Moloney

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“Long ago people would go to town to get wool carded at Glynn's mill and it was often late when they would come home.”

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Patrick Moloney

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“In the townland of Knockerra there lived a man by the name of Pat Moloney who had a famous black horse.”

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Patrick Moloney

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“There was a man living in Tarmon by the name of Nugent.”

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Patrick Moloney

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“In the townland of Kilcarrol in Thomas Keating's land there is a fort by the name of The Fort of The Black Dog.”

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Patrick Moloney

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“One night a man was coming home from a horse fair in Ennis.”

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Patrick Moloney

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“In the townland of Kilcarrol there lived a man by the name of Pat Fennell.”

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Patrick Moloney

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“Long ago when the famine was in this country people by the name of Gleazers came across the Shannon from Kerry to Clare.”

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Patrick Moloney

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“In the townland of Tullycrine there lived a man by the name of Thomas Harvey.”

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Patrick Moloney

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“During the penal days in this country there lived a man by the name of Thomas Browne.”

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Patrick Moloney

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Hidden Treasure

“Many strange things happened about this locality and one these is about a man who dreamt that there was money hidden under a bush...”

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Patrick Moloney

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“In the townland of Kilcarrol there lived a man in a small house by himself he was supposed to be able to set a charm to stop blood.”

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Patrick Moloney

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