Hurling and Football

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Mary T. O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Old Stories

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Mary T. O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Songs

“I do not know any old songs.”

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Margaret O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Old Relics

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Mary O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Buying and Selling

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Mary T. O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Houses in Olden Times

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Mary O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Giants and Hags

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Mary T. O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Leprechauns

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Mary T. O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Old Buildings

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Mary T. O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Churchyards

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Mary T. O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Certain Things which We Value

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Mary T. O' Connell, Michael O' Connell

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Cairn na Leacan Móire

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Michael O' Connell

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“Once upon a time there lived a man in Ballyvaughan who had poteen hidden in a bog.”

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Michael O' Connell

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“Once upon a time there was a man living in Molougha by the name of Mr Mulqueen and he was going to America...”

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Michael O' Connell

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“Once upon a time a man lived Kilmaily and he had a horse with warts in her mouth...”

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Michael O' Connell

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“Once upon a time there was a very strong man living near mount Callen and he had a free house and was supplied with food and drink by the neighbours around.”

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Michael O' Connell

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“Once upon a time two men were coming from Ennis and the day was very wet and they had a horse and car.”

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Michael O' Connell

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The Power of the Fairies

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Michael O' Connell

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Severe Weather

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Michael O Connell

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