(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time there was a boy and he used to be always out late at night.”

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James Donaghue, Tom Donoghue

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(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time there were two boys who went into a church, and one began to kick a skol around the church and these are the words the boy said, "I invite you to my house some night".”

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James Donoghue, Tom Donoghue

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(gan teideal)

“There were two Galway boys in England one time in the Customs.”

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Kathleen Corcoran, Tom Donoghue

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(gan teideal)

“There was a man coming from a funeral one night and it was dark.”

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Tom Donoghue

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(gan teideal)

“A few years ago when tourists were moving around Killarney in jaunting-cars. The jarveys had some stories for them.”

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Tom Donoghue

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Fairy Forts

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Mary O' Riordan, Tom Donoghue

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The Potato Crop

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Mary O' Riordan, Tom Donoghue

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Local Heroes

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Mary O' Riordan, Pako Malone, Tom Donoghue

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Old Roads

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Mary O' Riordan, Pako Malone, Tom Donoghue

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Local Happenings

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Mary O' Riordan, Pako Malone, Tom Donoghue

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Old Prayers

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Tom Donoghue

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Old Prayers

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Tom Donoghue

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Homemade Toys

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Tom Donoghue

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