Signs of the Weather - Signs of Rain

CBÉS 1039

Mary Mc Cready

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Signs of the Weather - Signs of Wind

CBÉS 1039

Alice Mc Cready, Patrick Mc Gowan

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Signs of the Weather - Signs of Frost

CBÉS 1039

James Raughter, Patrick Mc Cready, Rob Corregan

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Signs of the Weather - Signs of Lightning and Thunder

CBÉS 1039

James Raughter, Patrick Mc Cready, Rob Corregan

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Signs of the Weather - Signs of Good Weather

CBÉS 1039

James Raughter, Patrick Mc Cready, Rob Corregan

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Signs of the Weather - Signs of Snow

CBÉS 1039

James Raughter, Patrick Mc Cready, Rob Corregan

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(gan teideal)

“A pound of March dust ¶ Is worth a sack of gold. ¶ Soft April showers ¶ Bring forth May flowers.”

CBÉS 1039

James Raughter, Patrick Mc Cready, Rob Corregan

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Old Irish Beliefs, Superstitions and Customs

CBÉS 1039

John Gilden, John Mc Callig, Pat Gallagher, Willie Mc Callig

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Old Irish Customs

CBÉS 1039

Joe Mc Brearty, John Ellison

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(gan teideal)

“I suppose it was about one hundred and twenty years ago when a yawl was fishing herring in Bruckless Bay.”

CBÉS 1039

James Mc Callig

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(gan teideal)

“About forty years ago a crew of men were comming from Killybegs about ten o clock on a harvest night in a small rowing boat or punt.”

CBÉS 1039

Joe Mc Brearty, Pat Mc Gowan

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A Sea Story

CBÉS 1039

Pat Mc Gowan

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Riddles

CBÉS 1039

Dennis Mc Brearty, Mary Mc Callig, Pat Mc Ginley

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Cures

CBÉS 1039

Joe Mc Ginley, Mary Mc Callig, Pat Mc Gowan, Rob Corregan

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Boats

CBÉS 1039

James Mc Callig

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Crafts

CBÉS 1039

James Mc Callig

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Houses

CBÉS 1039

James Mc Callig

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Oils

CBÉS 1039

Rob Corregan

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Lighting

CBÉS 1039

James Mc Callig, Margaret Wilson

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Furniture

CBÉS 1039

Dennis Mc Brearty, James Mc Callig

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