The Smith and the Cattle

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The Smith and His Forge

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Charles Mc Cabe

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The Smith and the Devil

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Martin Dooley

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The Smith

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Mr Mc Grath, Vera Mc Grath

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Our Holy Wells

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Mattie Smith, Mrs Daly

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“There was a smith one time and he had a forge.”

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Padraic Mac an Ríogh

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“Once upon a time, long, long time ago there lived an old black-smith close to Turloch.”

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Josie Shaughnessy, Michael Shaughnessy

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“In olden times an old smith resided in Dunmore”

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Michael Glennon, Rita Glennon

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Lios in Castlefarm

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P. Glennon

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“About a quarter of a mile from the town of Dunmore there are the ruins of an old castle.”

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P. Glennon

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“The black smith told us that there is a swallow's nest in his forge.”

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John Keaveny, Mrs Keaveny

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The Smith and the Forge

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“There lived a smith named Thomas Hughes in Scregg, Kilkerrin in the Co. Galway.”

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R. O' Connell, Thomas Brennan

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“It happened that Finvarra came the same way another night.”

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R. O' Connell, Thomas Brennan

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“There used to be a hare in Foinsinn near Ballygar, Co. Galway in olden times.”

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R. O' Connell, Thomas Brennan

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“John Mulry was a sailor.”

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R. O' Connell, Thomas Brennan

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Rush Candles

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R. O' Connell, Thomas Brennan

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Colouring Wool

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R. O' Connell, Thomas Brennan

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“Ned Naughton had a good holding of land and out offices.”

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Thomas Brennan

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The Smith and the Forge

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Mr Peter Grealis

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