(gan teideal)

“Other fairies, too, live in our local forts, apparently, or did long ago anyhow.”

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The Girl Who Was Taken Away by the Fairies

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Elizabeth Reidy, Mrs Neylon

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The Fairies

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Philomena Ryan

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(gan teideal)

“There is a lios near our house it is said to be haunted. The fairies are out around the lios every night.”

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Hannah Kiely

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(gan teideal)

“There was a man on his way to the town one day As he was passing the fort fairies danced round him.”

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Mary Kate O' Brien

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(gan teideal)

“About 65 years ago two girls and a boy of this district were supposed to be "going with the fairies"...”

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John Aherne

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Fairies

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Eamon Cleary, Mr John Cleary

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Páirc na Sí - Field of the Fairies

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William Lavery

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The Fairies

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M.S. Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, Mary Meaney

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The Fairies

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Mrs Mac Carthy, Seán Mac Carthaigh

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The Fairies

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Mícheál Ó h Eadromáin, Mr John Hedderman

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The Fairies

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Marget Keogh, Padraig Mac Eocada

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The Fairies

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Micheal Browne

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The Fairies

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C. Fitzgerald, Jack Collins

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(gan teideal)

“It was from a man named John Mahoney I heard the following experiences. He said that a certain man was returning home from a concert and he had to cross some fields. In one of those fields there was a moat in which fairies were supposed to dwell.”

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John O Connor, Martin Comans

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Girl Taken by Fairies

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Mrs Michael Sheehan

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Tom McCarthy and the Fairies

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Maura Byrnes

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Fairies

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Kathleen O' Connor, Richard Mc Grath

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Fairies of Knocksouna

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Owen Cronin Wickerworker and the Fairies

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Kathleen O' Connor

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