Fairy Forts in Gort

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Eileen Lally, Mr Thomas Lally

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A Fairy Story

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Peggie Killeen

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A Fairy Fort in Carrowgarriff

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Maria Burke, Thomas Burke

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Supper Served in a Fairy Fort in Templebanna near Tubber

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Annie Roche, Mr Roche

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A Charitable Lady who Lived in the Vicinity

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Maria Burke

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Fairs in Gort in Ancient Times

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Ann Coen, Mr Coen

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An Ancient Graveyard

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Maria Burke, Mrs Burke

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Drownings in the Gort River

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Bridie Fennessy

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A Burning in Gort

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Eva Nelly, Mr Nelly

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An Old Prayer to Our Lady

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Maria Burke, Paddy Burke

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Burning in the District

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Ann Coen, J.J. Coen

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Potato Crop

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Annie Roche, Ned Roche

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Local Cures

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Rena Shaughnessy

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Buying and Selling in Olden Times

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Eileen Lally, Thomas Lally

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“Not Far from Ballyturn there is what the people of the place call a Dolmen”

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Mary Frances Regan

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“In a field in my father's land there is a large stone”

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Philomena Nestor

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“On the slope of a hill near the Beagh River there is a clump of old hawthorn bushes and in the centre of these there is a pile of ...”

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Mary Frances Regan

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“Long ago they made bread named Boxty and this is how it was made”

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Michael O' Beirne, Sheila O' Beirne

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“Beside the banks of the Shannon stands the ruins of a castle which Brian Boru built.”

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Annie Kelly, Mr Kelly

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“There is a blessed well in our parish in Kilmacdaugh.”

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Brigid Flatherty

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