(gan teideal)

“I was out rambling and begod it was late and I coming home.”

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Alice Murphy, John Lacey

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“There is an ould stone in Mary Foley's ditch on the Coolnagree side of the road.”

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Alice Murphy, John Lacey

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“There was a certain man going home from Adamstown, and he met a girl coming down the Leap road one night.”

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Alice Murphy, John Lacey

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“There were protestants lived in a house in Ballybrennan where Mr Deacon now lives.”

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Alice Murphy, John Lacey

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“There is an ould house in Ballybrennan.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Kiely

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(gan teideal)

“There is a stone standing out of a piece from the ditch in a field in Coolnagree and another stone out on the road.”

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Alice Murphy, John Lacey

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“There was a man be the name of Quirke who lived down in Macmine.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Fitzpatrick

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(gan teideal)

“There was often a black dog seen over on a path someplace about Kellystown.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Murphy

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(gan teideal)

“There was often men with tall red hats seen in Roche's rath Assegart Foulksmills.”

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Alice Murphy, John O' Brien

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(gan teideal)

“There was a priest one time who lived near Ballymitty.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Murphy

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(gan teideal)

“There was a man named Pat Chapman of Barmoney coming home late one night.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Murphy

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(gan teideal)

“There were five fellas going to a dance one night.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Murphy

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“There was a little house in Byrne's castle meadow near where the chapel was in Doonooney.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Murphy

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Pipes

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Alice Murphy, John Lacey

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(gan teideal)

“There is an ould rath near our house, and there is said to be money buried in it.”

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Alice Murphy, John Lacey

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(gan teideal)

“I often dug in the ould rath but I never found anything in it.”

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Alice Murphy, Mat Wickham

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(gan teideal)

“There is an ould field in this locality, and there is said to be money buried in it.”

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Alice Murphy, Mrs Katie Murphy

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(gan teideal)

“There was an' ould man an he was supposed to be a brother of this other Quirke fella I have mentioned in the other story.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Fitzpatrick

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(gan teideal)

“Uncle Bob stopped with his aunt in Ballymurren.”

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Alice Murphy, Patrick Murphy

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Stories

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Alice Murphy, John Lacey

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