The Queen of the Fairies

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John P. Stenson, Mrs Cafferty

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“Once upon a time a man was going to the bog for a bag of turf.”

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John P. Stenson, Mrs Cafferty

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“One night a man was coming from the fair of Ballina.”

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Anthony Hennigan, Martin Hennigan

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“Once upon a time there was a man who was going to a fair in Charlestown on May morning.”

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John Doyle, Patrick Doyle

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“There was a man going to a fair once.”

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John P. Stenson, Mrs T. Stenson

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“There were two men ploughing a field one day...”

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John P. Stenson, Mrs Stenson

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“Once upon a time there was a young man who was going to get married.”

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John P. Stenson, May Marren

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Jackeen and the Bull

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John P. Stenson, Mrs Cafferty

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“The fairies held a fair in a damp spot near Paddy Hennigan's house in Ballyglass.”

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John Doyle, Patrick Doyle

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“In olden times there lived a man in Curracunane who was very wealthy.”

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Bridget Durcan, James Durcan

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“One night two boys went stealing apples.”

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Anthony Hennigan, Martin Hennigan

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Tansy Mór and His Seven Sons

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John P. Stenson, Mrs Cafferty

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Rushy Coat

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John P. Stenson, Kate Marren

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Strong Men of Curry District (Co. Sligo)

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Peter Brennan

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Townlands of the Parish of Curry, Co. Sligo

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“There was once a woman in Cloonaughill Co Sligo and her husband was dead.”

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James Durcan, Mrs Durcan

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“There was once a man in Ballyglass, Co. Sligo who had a large farm...”

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John Ginty, Tom Ginty

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Some of the Signs of Rain in which the Old People Believed

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Local Marriage Customs

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Eliza Durcan

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“Some years ago the marriages were different to what they are now.”

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James Kennedy

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