The Ballycar Gold Find

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William Cullinan

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“Mrs Murphy's daughter complained of a pain in her right leg”

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Mrs Murphy

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Dennis Mc Inerney

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“A poor woman in Ennis, had no butter for breakfast”

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Cáit Ní Chiurc

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The Leprechaun

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Mrs O' Callaghan

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“About forty years ago lived Mr John Blood in Ballykilty.”

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Mrs Josie Hehir

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The Lorgadán

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Martin Moylan

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“There is a large stone in Ballyhannon Farm convenient ro Culshainroge Farm.”

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Mr Patrick Mc Namara

Béal Átha Sheanáin Theas, Co. an Chláir

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An tAdhastairín Buí

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Pat Buckley

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“There was a woman in Newmarket-on-Fergus and she dreamt that there was gold hid in lug a' bhaile.”

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Pat Buckley

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“A quarell arose in a bog between two men”

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Kate Markham

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“A farmer was carting home hay one autumn evening.”

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Pat Buckley

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“One time a man in North Clare dreamt that there was gold hidden in Thomond Bridge.”

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Pat Buckley

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“There was a man one time, and he had a very disobedient, headstrong son”

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Kate Markham

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“One time the husband, son and brother of a certain woman were condemned to death”

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Mrs Clune

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“Trí saghas fear - fear grafaigh”

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Tadhg O Seaghdha

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“Michael Markham and Pat Corbett were bosom companions”

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Kate Markham

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“There is a fort within twenty feet of his dwelling house”

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John Halpin

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An Féar Gorta

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