A Long Walk

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Mrs Crowley

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Ships Lost in the Harbour

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Máire Ní Mhurchadha, Maureen Murphy, Mrs Crowley

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Home Cures

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Kathleen O' Sullivan, Mrs Crowley

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“If you want a cream coloured article not to fade, boil it and put a fist of hay in the water.”

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Janie Holand, Mrs Crowley

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Fairy Forts

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Eileen Crowley, Mrs Crowley

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Local Poets

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Eileen Crowley, Mrs Crowley

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My Home District

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Eileen Crowley, Mrs Crowley

Inchafune, Co. Cork

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Caoin

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B. O' Connell, Mrs Crowley

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Matchmaking

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B. O' Connell, Mrs Crowley

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Curing the Insane Woman

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Mrs Crowley

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Weather Signs

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Mrs Crowley, Nancy Crowley

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Cures

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Mrs Crowley, Nancy Crowley

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Riddles

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Mrs Crowley, Nancy Crowley

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Food

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Mrs Crowley, Nancy Crowley

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“About sixty years ago there was a yearly fair held in Kilbrittain village during the month of Nov.”

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Michael O' Regan, Mrs Crowley, Timothy Crowley

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“In the parish of Kilbrittain there are three graveyards, namely, Kilbrittain, Rathclarin and Currawrane.”

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Mrs Crowley, Timothy Crowley

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“Some years ago there were a great many men and women travelling around the country from house to house.”

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Mrs Crowley, Timothy Crowley

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“I lie in my bed as I will lie in my grave.”

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Mrs Crowley, Timothy Crowley

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A Story

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Mrs Crowley, Timothy Crowley

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“When you hear others whistling it is the sign of wet weather.”

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Mrs Crowley, Tim Crowley

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