(gan teideal)

“Gold is supposed to be hidden on the banks of the River Mulceir in the townland of Linfield, in the parish of Pallasgreen.”

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John Kirby, Philip Gleeson

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(gan teideal)

“What key is the hardest to turn? A Donkey. If I build a wall from here to Donegal , what height would it be?”

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Philip Gleeson

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Local Heroes

“Long ago when Ireland was under water millions of shellfish were in it.”

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Michael O Brien

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A Snowstorm

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Philip Gleeson

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The Forge

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Philip Gleeson

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Old Proverbs

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Philip Gleeson

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Bird-Lore

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Philip Gleeson

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Festival Customs

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Michael O Brien

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The Games I Like Best

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Philip Gleeson

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Herbs

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Philip Gleeson

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(gan teideal)

“Perhaps one of the most ancient customs practised in this country is at Hallow Eve which falls on the 31st day of October.”

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Philip Gleeson

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(gan teideal)

“The legs are two gifts given to each person by God. Without them we could not walk and that is the reason we got them.”

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Michael O Brien

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Local Place Names

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Michael O Brien

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(gan teideal)

“In the graveyard in Old Pallas there is a large Celtic cross erected by the people of the district to the memory of William Real of Pallasgreen.”

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Michael O Brien

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(gan teideal)

“Churning was very common in this district long ago. In some parts of the district Churning is very common to the present day.”

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Philip Gleeson

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(gan teideal)

“A short time after our Lord was born, news came to Herod about it and it troubled him greatly.”

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Philip Gleeson

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(gan teideal)

“There used be fairs in this district long ago, which are now discontinued.”

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John Kirby, Philip Gleeson

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago churning was very common in this district. This custom is not carried out now.”

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Michael O Brien

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Landlords

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Eamon Ryan, Mary Ryan

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(gan teideal)

“The food in Ireland has changed completely now compared with what it was long ago. Long ago the food used in Ireland was potatoes.”

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John O Neill

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