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“A long time ago it happened in Marley...”

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Mary B. Crowe, Mrs William Lyons

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“About fifty years ago, there was a man from Ballybeg who went to America.”

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Christy Doyle, Willie Joyce

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“A long time ago, there was a wake in Drana...”

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John Rooney, Pierce Dreelan

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“I live in St. Mullins which is situated on the River Barrow...”

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Kathleen Dalton, Mrs Carroll

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“One night a Protestant woman and a Catholic man from Marley were talking...”

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Brigid Doyle, Martin Doyle

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“There was a great old story-teller..”

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Pierce Dreelan, Willie Crowe

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“One day there was a poor man going along the road...”

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John Jacob, Larry Byrne

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“A long time ago there was a very old man...”

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James Cooney, Mary Kate Doyle

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Weather Signs

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James Walshe, Katty Walshe

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“One day England and Ireland were kicking a football match in Ireland.”

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John Coady, Patrick Ryan

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“In the year 1867 there was a family living in Dranagh wood.”

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Michael Ryan, Peter Kealy

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“Bahanna means the town of the little houses.”

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Dan Doyle, Maggie Doyle

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Marriages

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Annie Doyle, Mrs Doyle

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An Accident

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James Hendrick, James Morrissey

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“There is a stone in Bahana wood...”

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Larry Byrne, Thomas Byrne

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“There is a round house in Ballybeg...”

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Christopher Doyle, Willie Joyce

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“Long ago there lived a man in Carrigleade...”

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Larry Byrne, Michael Doyle

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“We hear old people saying a lot of sayings about the weather.”

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Mary Kate Doyle, Mrs Ann Doyle

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“There was a rath in my father's field in Ballynock.”

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Bridie M. Rourke, Mrs Dwyer

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“Once there lived a great mower.”

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Richard Dreelan

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