(gan teideal)

“There are five tailors in the parish of Williamstown and they all work at home.”

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John Flanagan

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Signs of Death

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Bridie Gannon, John Flanagan

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Story

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Benny O Connor, John Flanagan

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Story - Hidden Treasure

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John Flanagan, Maeve Flanagan

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Local Heroes

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John Flanagan, Maeve Flanagan

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My Home District

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John Flanagan, Maeve Flanagan

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Proverbs

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John Flanagan, Maeve Flanagan

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The Care of Our Farm Animals

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John Flanagan, Maeve Flanagan

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Folklore - A Strange Happening

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Betty Kelly, John Flanagan

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A Story

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John Flanagan, Josephine Flanagan

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Fairy Forts

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Brighid Ní Fhlannagáin, John Flanagan

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(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time there lived three boys and their three mother.”

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John Flanagan, Tess Flanagan

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The Gabha Rua

“There are many stories told about the Gabha Ruadh but this is one.”

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John Flanagan, Tess Flanagan

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(gan teideal)

“On Mr Curtis's farm in Gormanstown there is a big stone in one of the fields and there is supposed to be money buried under it.”

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John Flanagan

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(gan teideal)

“A half a century ago a man Cassidy lived a short distance outside Mullingar.”

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John Flanagan

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago people used to make cribs to catch birds.”

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John Flanagan

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago fairies lived in a fort near Pass cross-roads.”

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John Flanagan

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago a man in Rathconnell lent a pair of horses to a man to take away a fort.”

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John Flanagan

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Old Dwellings

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John Flanagan

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Buying and Selling

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John Flanagan

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