(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time there were two brothers Mick and John.”

CBÉS 1097

John Farren, Sally Moore

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Old Ruins

CBÉS 1115

John Farren, Sue Farren

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Stories

CBÉS 1115

John Farren, Neal J. Doherty, Sue Farren

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Stories

CBÉS 1115

John Farren, Neal J. Doherty, Sue Farren

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Stories

CBÉS 1115

John Farren, Neal J. Doherty, Sue Farren

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Stories

CBÉS 1115

John Farren, Neal J. Doherty, Sue Farren

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(gan teideal)

“In the Moneydaragh in the parish of Culdaff, County Donegal, about eighty years ago, there was a farm which was going to be sold, but it was supposed to be haunted.”

CBÉS 1115

John Farren, Susan Farren

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(gan teideal)

“In a place called Drim in the parish of Culdaff, County Donegal, there was a rowan tree growing about fourty years ago.”

CBÉS 1115

John Farren, Susan Farren

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(gan teideal)

“About a century ago, a man named Tom O'Conner lived in Talmore in the parish of Culdaff, County Donegal, and he had a black cat.”

CBÉS 1115

John Farren, Susan Farren

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Story

“There was a woman one time working for a gentleman and she was leaving him.”

CBÉS 1120

Hannah Farren, John Farren

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Lamps in Olden Times

CBÉS 1121

John Farren

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A Wedding

CBÉS 1121

John Farren

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Crucaughrim

CBÉS 1123

John Farren

Carrowmore, Co. Donegal

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