The Fairy Fair in Ballincurry

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Joseph B. Flannery, Mary Feely

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“There was once a man in Cully and his name was John.”

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James Durcan, Pat Durcan

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A Story

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Mrs Niland, Thomas Niland

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Cures

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Taking Lime out of the Eye

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Miss Ethel Kennedy, Peter Brenann

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Authentic Story

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John P. Stenson

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The Spinning Wheel

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Peter Brennan

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Scéal

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Seán P. Mac Stíbhín

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“There lived in Montiagh, Curry, Co. Sligo once a man named Dominick Molloy.”

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Michael Giblin, Patrick Giblin

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“There was a man in Bunnacranagh and his name was James Leonard.”

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Antony Hennigan, Martin Hennigan

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“Long ago there lived a widow woman who had three children and one of them died when it was young.”

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Joe Gannon, Mrs Gannon

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Faction Fight in this Area Long Ago

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Peter Brennan

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St Brigid's Cross

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Peter Brennan

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“If a fish is worth 5/1 what is he worth when he is half eaten?”

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John Martin Kennedy, Mrs Kennedy

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Blackfoot

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Local Children's Games

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How Lime Is Burned in the Area

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A Game

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“The people in this district set early potatoes for using in August and late potatoes for using in July.”

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Method of Setting Potatoes in Curry in the Olden Times

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Peter Brennan

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