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“At one time there was a little boy from Lettermore. His name was Denis Billy Shelia and he was employed.”
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“One time about 60 years ago there lived three brothers. Their name was Sweeney who lived in Meentachor.”
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“At one time there was a great disaster in Bruckless. There were up to thirteen heads of families lost.”
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“In the time of the trouble and when hedge schools were in Ireland on a mountain bordering Shanveen in a place called Crónagcearcfraoigh.”
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“At one time long ago, there was a great wedding in this district.”
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“A long time ago there was an altar of stone built in Eglish.”
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“In a townland called Sruhall there is a lot of hills which have queer names.”
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“Till the present day there is a cave which is called the "black rock" and which lies near Glenties.”
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“Till the present times there is a lot of old habits which are kept up such as the bonfire night on the twenty-third of June.”
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“About 40 years ago there was a great football match on our holm.”
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“It is said that Fionn Mac Cuaill was a very strong man and he did a lot of great deeds.”
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“There is a great stone in Clogher till the present day and there was a giant buried under it.”
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“In olden times some of the people had thatched houses and others had none at all.”
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“Till the present day there is a lot of old footpaths from place to place.”
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“In olden times the people all were over twenty years before they put on shoes.”
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“About 60 years ago there was a smith call Patrick Kenny who lived in the parish of Inver.”
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“In olden times there were only two graveyards in this parish.”
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“In olden days there was an old church on Capnawean.”
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“in olden times there was a leaprachan in Eglish.”
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“In olden times there came a witch to Ownbuide.”
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