A Local Story

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James Houlihan

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A Story

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Dermot Connor, William Lane

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Béaloideas

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Tadhg Ua Scannaill

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Folklore

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Shelia Quirke

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Folklore

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Shelia Quirke

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“There was a man in Fedamore one time and he could turn ivy leaves into money.”

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“Any one that gets money, handy that way, (that is in a "crock", or by the "poor scholar method"), some one in their family suffers.”

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“I heard it more than once that those who want to make themselves invisible, to do any bad work, can do it in this way.”

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“Don't have any doubt about it, but you can cure the beast with charms.”

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“A curtain man called in one day to a forge to a smith to put a set of new shoes on his horse, which he did”

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Anna O' Flannagan, Patrick O' Halloran

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Folklore - A Story

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Margaret Browne, Mrs B. Browne

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Cistí Óir i bhFolach - Leacain na Sionnach

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Story

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Christy O' Shea, Mrs M. O' Shea

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A Story

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Lot Malone, Vincent Walle

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“There was a man in the village of Lahinch one time whose name was Tom Clancy.”

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Michael Finucane

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Gabha Rua

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Johny Lynch, Mary Lynch

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“Once upon a time a man lived in Inagh who had a charm for making people dance...”

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“One time when the Hickmans were landlords of Kilmore estate, the whole lot of the surrounding townlands were plagued with rats.”

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Samuel Keane

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Religious Story

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Maureen Corbett, Patrick Corbett

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It Happened at Cards

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