(gan teideal)

“Oh then tell me Sergt. Dunphy, tell me why you hurry so ...”

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John Higgins, Kevin Higgins

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“Down in Galway city, the city of note + fame ...”

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Bridget Kenny, Mrs Murphy

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(gan teideal)

“You brave Irish people Where e're ye may be,”

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Mrs Murphy, Thomas Kenny

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(gan teideal)

“Farewell to call winter, Summer come at last,”

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James Glennon, Mary Naughton

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Marriage Customs

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Margaret Donohoe, Thomas Melody

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Hurling and Football Matches

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Margaret Donohoe, Thomas Melody

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Churning

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Margaret Donohoe, Thomas Melody

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The Landlords

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Margaret Donohoe, Thomas Melody

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Fairies

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Kathleen Ryan, Thomas Melody

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Old Crafts

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Kathleen Ryan, Thomas Melody

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Festival Customs

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Kathleen Ryan, Thomas Melody

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Place Names

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Annie Ryan, Thomas Meoldy

An Cnoc Breac, Co. na Gaillimhe

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Religious Stories

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Annie Ryan, Thomas Melody

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Herbs

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Annie Ryan, Thomas Melody

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(gan teideal)

“There was a rich farmer's daughter, Lived near the town of Ross”

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James Ryan, Kathleen Ryan

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(gan teideal)

“Young men and young maidins, I pray lend an ear”

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Annie Ryan, James Ryan

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The Star of Donegal

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Brendan Donohoe, Patrick Donoghue

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(gan teideal)

“At a cottage door one wintery night, as the snow lay on that ground”

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Mary Naughton, Tom Burke

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Irish Words Used in English

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Mary Naughton, Mrs Mc Grath

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Old Proverbs

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Mary Naughton, Mrs Mc Grath

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