A Collection of the Riddles Made by the Pupils of Termons Boys' National School

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Stories - Folklore

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Mr Denis Holly, William Holly

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“In the townland of Leitrim in the parish of Newtown-sandes three men dreamt one night...”

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Mr Dan Scanlon, Thomas Walsh

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“There was a woman seen at the Newtown Cross.”

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David Kelly, Mary Brassil

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“Strange things happen in some places and sometimes things of great importance.”

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Paddy Pierce, William Holly

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“One morning I was going to Listowel with my father with a cow.”

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Patrick Sheahan, Thomas Walsh

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“Once upon a time there was a woman named Bridget O'Donnell.”

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David Kelly, Mary Brasil

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“One morning William Collins was going to a fair in Listowel”

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Mr William Collins, William Holly

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“About forty or fifty years ago fifteen or sixteen people were drowned coming back from Clare.”

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John Moylneax, Tom Clancey

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“One night as John Stack and my father were hunting rabbits in Salloglen.”

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Michael Mulvihill

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“Once upon a time a man was coming from town.”

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Gerald Stack, Mr Michael Stack

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“One night as John Stack was hunting at Sallow Glen Cross he saw an ass fool...”

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Michael Mulvihill, Mrs Curtain

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“Once upon a time there lived an old man and woman.”

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Gerald Stack, Mr Denis Mangan

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“One night Paddy Enright was coming from Tarbert.”

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John Kelly, Mrs Mary Stack

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“There was a light seen above at Culhane's the night before New Year's Night.”

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Jerry Kissane, Mr Joe Kissane

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“One night Michael Mulvihill, John Stack and a couple of more men went hunting...”

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John Mackessy, Mr Tim Mackessy

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“A ghost was seen by a man in Leenamore.”

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Dan Dennehy, Mr Thomas Egan

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“One fair day in Listowel a man was asking everyone he met for the price of a pint of stout.”

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John O' Connor, Patrick Dennehy

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“Long ago there was a house outside Ballylongford and the sea came in and flooded it.”

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Mrs Lynch, Tony Barrett

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“It was very late one night when a man was returning home after his ramble.”

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John Wren, Patrick Fennell

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