A Story

“There was once a young boy passing by Stonehall railway bridge.”

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James Brogan, Nellie Moran

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A Story

“There was once a poor man who had three daughters. They lived near a rich farmer.”

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Annie Brogan, James Brogan

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Old Sayings

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Bridget Brogan, James Brogan

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Old Sayings

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Bridget Brogan, James Brogan

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“Once upon a time there lived two men in a house in Drimkellan and they had a big farm.”

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Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“Once upon a time there lived two children a boy and a girl and their names were Pat and Mary.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“Jimmie McGroarty that lived in Drimboarty was a very good mower.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“In olden times the people used to be talking about the lucky days of getting married on.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“In olden times there was a lot of priests killed and hunted in this part.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“There is a caoran at our house called the molly-bán. It got this names because there used to grow white grass and fog on it.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“There is a spot in Dan Quinn's hill in Drumboarty called Páirc Garbh.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“The cure for the Rose is McCahill's blood and butter.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“Tullynaha is the name of the townland in which I live and it is in the parish of Inver.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“The farmers put in a crop every year. They put manuer and lime on them to grow better.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“The people in olden times used to be twenty years when they started to wear shoes.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“There was a tailor living here a long time ago the names of John Meehan and he used to make every kind of clothes.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“There is a stone the shape of a tombstone in Clogher in Cathrine Kelly's hill.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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“There is an old castle down in Glenties. The farm of land that it is on is belonging to men called Wards.”

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Anna Bella Brogan, James Brogan

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