A Story

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Paddy Doyle, William Kelly

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Castles

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Paddy Burke, Paddy Doyle

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St Stephen's Day

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John Doyle, Paddy Doyle

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Superstition

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John Doyle, Paddy Doyle

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Cures

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Paddy Doyle, William Kelly

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Trades

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James Burke, Paddy Doyle

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Matchmaking

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John Doyle, Paddy Doyle

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Weddings

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John Doyle, Paddy Doyle

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Marriages

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Martin Cox, Paddy Doyle

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Signs of the Weather

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Gerald Doyle, Paddy Doyle

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“Maheramore the townland in which I live, is in the parish of Mount Temple and in the barony of Clonlonan.”

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Paddy Doyle

Magheramore, Co. Westmeath

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“Once upon a time a man lived near Timolin. He had a wicked dog which was disliked by all the people.”

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Paddy Doyle, Thomas Doyle

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“One time there lived in Ballycore a man named Edward Dowling. He wished to build a house but he had not enough stones.”

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Paddy Doyle, Thomas Doyle

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“One time a man lived near Ballitore. When he got old he got sick and had to stay in bed for a long time.”

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Paddy Doyle, Thomas Doyle

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“In the same house there lived a girl. One day she went out behind the house to pick flowers.”

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Paddy Doyle, Thomas Doyle

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“One time a man died near Crookstown. When he was alive he was very fond of smoking a pipe. The night he died the Banshee was heard crying in the fields.”

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Paddy Doyle

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