The Schools’ Collection

This is a collection of folklore compiled by schoolchildren in Ireland in the 1930s. More information

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    When people take the fóidín meara...

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    Frainc de Paor, John Toole

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  2. Cut etc.

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    P. Cusack

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  3. Tobar Marcán

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    Frainc de Paor, John Geraghty

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    Frainc de Paor, John Spelman

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    Mrs Costello, Pádraig Cusack

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    Ash Wednesday...

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    Frainc de Paor, Patrick Dever

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    Frainc de Paor, John Spelman

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    If two swans come up under the Newport Bridge...

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    John O' Toole

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    If the haws are very plentiful it is a sign of a very bad winter.

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    Joseph Ó Móran, Martin Kelly

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    If you hear a cock crowing at night it is a sign that some one is dying.

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    Joseph Ó Móran, Mrs Fadden

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    John Spelman, Joseph Ó Móran

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    John Mylett, Joseph Ó Móran

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    Joseph Ó Móran, Tomas Ryder

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    Joseph Ó Móran, Patrick Kane

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    Joseph Ó Móran, Owen Kane

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    John Geraghty, Joseph Ó Móran

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    Joseph Ó Móran, Patrick O' Halloran

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    Joseph Ó Móran, Patrick O' Halloran

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    Joseph Ó Móran, William Walsh

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    Joseph Ó Móran, Martin Kilroy

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