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“Stephen Roche (great-grandfather of James Roche above)...”

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James Roche

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“There was a shipwrecked years ago at the Bar of Bannow.”

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Philip Howlin

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A Universal Belief in Bannow

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T. Walsh

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Fishing Methods

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Raths and Forts

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“The last field to the right as you go down to the Old Quay is called the Rope Walk field.”

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Michael Brown

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Shopping Customs

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Mr John White

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“Long ago in the wood opposite to Mr Philip Ryan's cottage there was a road.”

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Miss Catherine Dake

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“One night many years ago a man named Mr Barry locked himself up in a room.”

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Mrs Synnott

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“Canon O'Sullivan was one night going into the Chapel in Carrig.”

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Andrew Cullen

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Homemade Toys

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Evelyn Maddock

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Ghost Stories

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Evelyn Maddock, John Maddock

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“Long ago there was a lot of cows on the Saltee Islands...”

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Mrs Purcell

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“Once upon a time ships used to come in the the old Quay.”

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John Roche

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The Dip Chicken

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Growing Beans

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Mr John White

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Bean Growing

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Bridie Davey, Miss Catherine Dake

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Bean Growing

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Robert Morris, Thomas Morris

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Ghost Stories

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John Maddock

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The Quay of Bannow

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Mrs Waters

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