The Schools’ Collection

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

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  1. Old Cures

    CBÉS 0015

    M. J. Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  2. Fairy Tales

    CBÉS 0015

    M. J. Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  3. Customs at Wakes and Funerals Long Ago

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  4. Marriage Customs

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  5. Irish Place Names

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  6. School Games - Lazy Mary

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  7. School Games - Kinfe and Fork

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  8. School Games - Goose and Gander

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  9. Charms

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  10. Weather Signs

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  11. A Story

    There was once a man living in Ballindereen who had a public house...

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  12. Seanfhocal

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  13. Old Sayings

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  14. Feasts of the Year

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  15. Landlords

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  16. Nicknames

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  17. Superstitions

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  18. Story

    There was a man sleeping in the Tyrone house.

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  19. A Story

    Long ago the people used to spine there own wool and make the flannel.

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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  20. Cakes

    CBÉS 0033B

    Martin Kelly, Mary Kelly

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