Kilcosgriff

CBÉS 0482

John Nolan, Mrs John Walshe

Cill Choscráin, Co. Luimnigh

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“A man lived in new Quay once who used to stay out playing cards every night...”

CBÉS 0615

John Nolan, Máirín Ní Núaláin

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Cure with a Ferret

CBÉS 0770

John Nolan, Patrick Nolan

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“Mr Mark O Farrell a native of Camlisk...”

CBÉS 0770

John Nolan, Patrick Nolan

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“About sixty three years ago or more...”

CBÉS 0770

John Nolan, Michael Dunaghoe

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Games

CBÉS 0770

John Nolan, Michael Dunagho

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Weather-Lore

CBÉS 0770

John Nolan, Patrick Nolan

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Moataward Fort

CBÉS 0770

James Kearney, John Nolan

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Why the Pig Lane Got Its Title

CBÉS 0770

Bernard Connelly, John Nolan

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Vaughan's Clump

CBÉS 0770

Bernard Connelly, John Nolan

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“Long long ago there were no railways, no motor cars no buses no way of travelling but coaches.”

CBÉS 0770

Elizabeth Nolan, John Nolan

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A Weird Story

CBÉS 0770

Bernard Connolly, John Nolan

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An Enchanted Lake

CBÉS 0770

John Nolan, M. Greene

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Folklore

CBÉS 0770

John Nolan, Pat K. Nolan

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Moat-a-Ward Fort

CBÉS 0770

James Kearney, John Nolan

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Tomhaiseanna

CBÉS 0780

John Nolan

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“Some of the people in this district did not wear boots until they were 14 years. The children of the present day go bare foot in Summer only...”

CBÉS 0780

John Nolan

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“In olden times the people used herbs as cures. Dandelion boiled in new milk was good for consumption...”

CBÉS 0780

John Nolan

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“There is one holy well in this district. It is in the townland of Mylerstown...”

CBÉS 0780

John Nolan

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Old Crafts - Thatching

CBÉS 0781

John Nolan, Thomas Day

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