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The Schools’ Collection

This is a collection of folklore compiled by schoolchildren in Ireland in the 1930s. More information

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    “At Pallas, near Limbrick, Inch Co. Wexford...”

    CBÉS 0888

    Luimneach, Co. Loch Garman

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  2. The Inch Field

    CBÉS 0911

    Aidan Murphy, Mr Murphy

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  3. The Lug Inch

    CBÉS 0911

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  4. (no title)

    “There is a graveyard on Inch Island which lies in the north eastern corner of Lough Allen.”

    CBÉS 0962

    Joseph Mc Grail, Patrick Mc Grail

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    “In the north eastern part of Lough Allen, Inch Island is situated.”

    CBÉS 0962

    Francis O. Mc Partland, Patrick Mc Partland

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  6. The Floating Stone of Inch Island

    CBÉS 0963

    John Hastings

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    “This 'coping' measures 12 inches in diameter, is 4 inches deep, and is made from one piece of wood without any join which is roughly 1/2 inch thick.”

    CBÉS 1006

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    “Above is a rough view of each side of the coin, which is silver and has a diameter of 10/12 of an inch.”

    CBÉS 1006

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    “Nuair a shílfeadh daoine go rabh an t-oileán Inch comhgarach dó'n bhaile seo deirfeadh siad go rabh fearthan air ach dá dhílfeadh siad go rabh sé giota ar shiubhal sin chomhartha aimsire maithe.”

    CBÉS 1088

    Guendolín Ní h Earcan, Tomás Ó h Olain

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  10. The Story of Inch Castle

    CBÉS 1108

    Philomena Mac Grath

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  11. Inch Fort

    CBÉS 1110

    Eddie Duffy, Maisie Whoriskey

    Ceathrú an Chaisleáin, Co. Dhún na nGall

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  12. Inch Fort

    CBÉS 1110

    Eddie Duffy, Maisie Whoriskey

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