Knockfearbréag

CBÉS 0593

Daniel Sweeney

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“The old name of the townland now called Newgrove, was Ballyslattery”

CBÉS 0593

Catherine Mc Namara

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Leacht na Marbh

CBÉS 0593

Martin Fahey

Cuileannach, Co. an Chláir

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Bothar na Corp

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Patrick Clooney

Cluaine, Co. an Chláir

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Tobar Ineen

CBÉS 0593

John Clune

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“Ennis was always famous for being the home of the Franciscans even in the far black olden days when famine and persecution reigned in Ireland”

CBÉS 0593

Gerald O' Gready, Mrs O' Gready

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“I live in Lasanna which means the little forts the house is situated between two forts”

CBÉS 0593

Joe Ireton

Cill Bhaodáin, Co. an Chláir

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“There was a piece of land that was in dispute and a neighbout coveted it and pretended he owned it although he did not own it at all”

CBÉS 0593

Anna Flannagan, Michael Clune

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“About a mile and a half from my home on the roadside to Ennis there is an ancient withered tree”

CBÉS 0593

James Brohan, Philomena O' Gready

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“There is a wood near my house and it is called Derrymore Wood”

CBÉS 0593

Bridget Halloran

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“When Dromore House was repairing”

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John Mc Cloud, Katherine Markham

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Local Stories

CBÉS 0593

Frank O' Donoghue

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Pollanamuck

CBÉS 0593

Michael Clune

An Chraobhach Mhór, Co. an Chláir

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“The last friar of Quin Abbey was Friar Hogan.”

CBÉS 0593

Michael Clune

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Ballymaclune Well

CBÉS 0593

Michael Clune

Baile Mhic Glúin Thiar, Co. an Chláir

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May Eve Customs

CBÉS 0593

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Superstitions

CBÉS 0593

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“A Landlord named Hall evicted a family from their farm in Clooney”

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Catherine Markham

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Cures

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Duelling

CBÉS 0593

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