Comharthaí na hAimsire agus Seanráite

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Mrs Queally

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How Stampy Is Made

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Mrs Mc Namara

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Old Customs in Marriage

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Mrs Mc Namara

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Names of Places in Locality

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Michael Kennedy

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“About two miles from Lahinch there is a family of Kinnanes, and these are noted for their handiness.”

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John Mack

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“Nearly all the houses in this locality are thatched, and the farmers thatch them themselves.”

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Pat Hayes

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“About 1 1/2 from our school there is a family of Kinnanes. A hundred yards west of this house there was a family of Keane.”

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Pat Doherty

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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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“Our Lord and St. Peter were walking along through the country one day and they were admiring the crops.”

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Pat Doherty

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“The Fianna Éireann had a vow to go where they were invited: another vow was, that when they saw a deer they should follow it until they caught up to it.”

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Michael Finucane

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“Long ago in Holland there was a mighty chieftain named Tailc Mac Train. He was going to be married between himself and a Princess.”

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Michael Finucane

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“About half a mile from Lahinch, there is an old road leading down to the sea at Cregg. Down this road people go to get seaweed.”

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Austin Curtin

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Food in Olden Times

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John Mack

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Customs of Funerals

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Pat Doherty

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My Home District

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John Reynolds

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Festival Customs

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John O' Dwyer

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St Bridget's Day

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John O' Dwyer

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St Patrick's Day

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John O' Dwyer

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Shrove Tuesday

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John O' Dwyer

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Chalk Sunday

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John O' Dwyer

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