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John Fahy

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Michael Hassett

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William Mc Inerney

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Seán Ó Brúdair

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Seán Ó Brúdair

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Pat Power

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Mrs Connors

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Pat Cahill

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John Fahy

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“Once a man named Larkin lived near Hollymount”

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William Mc Inerney

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“There was a priest one times and he always tried to stop "Biddy Early" from curing people.”

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Mrs Connors

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Pat Cahill

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“Two men from Peterswell want back to Ballycahalan one night to steal apples”

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Mrs Power

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“Once upon a time a queen died and it was said that all her jewels and riches were put into the grave with her...”

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John Fahy

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“A few years ago a young fellow named Jimmy Nolan, set out to walk to the fair.”

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Mrs Power

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“One night a man named Patrick Linnane was coming home from visiting one of his friends. He came to a liss...”

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William Burke

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“One evening a man was coming home from a fair in Loughrea.”

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William Burke

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“A crowd of tinkers named Donovans come to Rahealy about once every two months.”

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Thomas Moloney

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“Once a man got married and had four sons”

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John Kennedy

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“If the sky is red in the morning it is a sign that the day will come wet.”

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Thomas Moloney

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