(gan teideal)

“As late as 1885 people of this district commonly believed that fairies hurled at night but required a living man on each side.”

CBÉS 0318

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The Fairies

CBÉS 0320

Bean Ní Cáinte, Sinéad Ní Bhuadhaigh

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Stories about Fairies

CBÉS 0322

Margaret Scannell, Thomas Scannell

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Stories about Fairies

CBÉS 0322

Julia Reilly, Nellie Reilly

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Seán Daithín and the Fairies

CBÉS 0325

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The Fairies' Revenge

CBÉS 0325

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago when fairies were seen, if any one in the house was sick the fairies cast a spell over the sick one.”

CBÉS 0326

Kate Casey

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Folklore - The Woman that was Taken by the Fairies

CBÉS 0344

Jane Donoran, Mr John O Leary

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(gan teideal)

“At Duincha - a townland near Banteer there lived a woman named Mrs Kennedy who when her child was born was carried off by the fairies.”

CBÉS 0351

Daniel Halliden

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A Story of the Fairies

CBÉS 0353

Cáit Ní Mhurchadha, Mr Daniel O' Sullivan

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Ghosts or Fairies

CBÉS 0357

J.D. O' Leary

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Funny Stories - Old Finian Bán and the Fairies

CBÉS 0357

Brendan O' Connor, Patrick T. O' Connor

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Strange Story (Fairies)

CBÉS 0361

Brigid Riordan, John Lehane

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A Story of the Fairies

CBÉS 0362

Mr Michael Desmond, Séarlait Ní Chárthaigh

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Fairies

CBÉS 0385

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The Fairies

CBÉS 0389

John Ahern, Mr William Walsh

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The Fairies

CBÉS 0389

Breeda Walsh, Mr James Walsh

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The Fairies

CBÉS 0389

Cissie Walsh, Mr John Walsh

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The Fairies' Fort

CBÉS 0389

Nora Long

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Stories of Fairies, Petticoat Loose, Jack the Lantern, Banshee or Any Other Spirit

CBÉS 0397

Maggie Landers, Mr Thomas Keane

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