Song - Nell from Tipperary

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Mr F. O' Sullivan, Nora Donovan

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An Account of the Famine

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Eileen Coughlan, Mr T. Burke

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Account of Great Snow

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Eileen Coughlan, Mr T. Burke

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Account of Plague - Birds

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Eileen Coughlan, Mr T. Burke

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Song

“Now, here's to Donegal with her peoples fair and tall, To Antrim, to Leitrim and Derry.”

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Eileen Coughlan

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The Croppy Boy

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Kitty Cronin, Mr F. O' Sullivan

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Brian O'Gallagher

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Kitty Cronin, Mr F. O' Sullivan

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Song

“As I went out walking one morning in Spring”

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Kitty Cronin, Mr T. O' Donovan

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Song

“My Nelly is a little thing, A little thing of light; with golden locks and snowy brow.”

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Mr F. Sullivan, Nora Donovan

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Recitation

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Mr F. Sullivan, Nora Donovan

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Song

“Tis the Green- oh the Green 'tis the colour of the true”

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Mr T. O' Donovan, Nora Donovan

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An Exiles Farewell

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Mrs Hickey, Rose Hickey

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A Story

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Minnie Sullivan, Miss O' Mahony

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Song

“O' Sing me the songs which my heart loves dearest.”

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John Cronin, Kitty Cronin

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Song

“I'll not leave old Ireland, though fallen she may be”

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Mr T. O' Donovan, Nora Donovan

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A Song

“T'was early on Monday morning my wandering steps did lead me”

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Minnie Sullivan, Mrs Sedwards

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A Prayer

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Mary M. Bennett, Mrs B. Bennett

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Strange Animals

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Eileen Coughlan, Mr T. Burke

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The Patriot Lovers

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Kitty Cronin, Mrs A. O' Driscoll

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