The Marriages of Long Ago

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Paddy Kelly, Tomás Ó Ceallaigh

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Cures

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Paddy Kelly, Tomás Ó Ceallaigh

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Pastimes

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Paddy Kelly, Thomas Kelly

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Holy Wells

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Paddy Kelly, Thomas Kelly

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Herbs and Weeds

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Paddy Kelly, Thomas Kelly

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The Churn

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Mrs Kelly, Paddy Kelly

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The Local Forges

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Paddy Kelly, Thomas Kelly

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Stories of the Holy Family

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Mrs Mc Donnell, Paddy Kelly

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The Local Landlords

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Paddy Kelly, Thomas Kelly

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Funny Stories Heard Locally

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Josie Lynch, Paddy Kelly

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“A man who was going to the fair one night started from his house at 1 o'c a.m. with his horse and cart.”

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Mrs Mary O Sullivan, Paddy Kelly

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“Flummery" was a favourite dish by those who ground their own wheat with the querns; the chaff left was gathered and boiled soft and nice and this was "the flummery" of which Roddy the Rover speaks.”

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Con Kelly, Paddy Kelly

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“In Croboy where the Oakes now live there was a farmer...”

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Paddy Kelly

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A Ghost-Story

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James Kelly, Paddy Kelly

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“One time a man was living in an old house, and he was very poor. He said to his wife that he would go off to work for a year. One morning he set off to look for work and after walking about ten miles he went into a farmer's house and he asked for work.”

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Paddy Kelly, Patrick Lyons

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“One time there lived a man in Johnswell and his name was John Murphy. He used to buy hay in Callan every year and he used to leave it in ricks until Spring.”

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Paddy Kelly, Patrick Lyons

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“One time there was a gentleman living in Johnswell, and he used to be always cursing. He used to go to play cards every night and he used to go on a horse.”

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Paddy Kelly, Patrick Lyons

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“One night Jack Brennan was going home from rambling and he took the short cut across fields.”

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Paddy Kelly, Patrick Lyons

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A Story about Murder

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Maggie Doyle, Paddy Kelly

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A Story about a Ghost Dog

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Maggie Doyle, Paddy Kelly

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