Tinkers

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Daniel Quinlan, Michael Walsh

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Stories of Hidden Treasures in the District

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Daniel Quinlan, Mrs Quinlan

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The Penal Times

“A long time ago there was a church at the back of Comerford's house in Lower Shanakill...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Old Place Names

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan, Mrs Quinlan

An tSeanchill, Co. Thiobraid Árann

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Bird-Lore

“There are alot of birds around this district...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan, Mrs Quinlan

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Local Cures

“The cure is to get a snail and rub it to a wart, and then to make the Sign of the Cross on the wart with the snail and then stick the snail on a thorn again...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Travelling Folk

“A pedlar named James Brien used come around here with an ass and car selling pins and needles and lacers and delph and studs...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Fairy Forts

“There is only one fairy fort around this district...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Famine Times

“The famine affected this part of the country fairly...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Proverbs

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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The Local Roads

“There is a lane at the back of Mick Farrells...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Local Customs

“On Shrove Tuesday the people of this district gets married mostly...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Care of Our Farm Animals

“The people of this parish keep cows, horses, sheep, pigs, goats and cattle...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Churning

“Long ago and in some places yet there was a churn used called the dash churn...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Margaret Reaves

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Stories of the Holy Family

“People of this district light a candle on Christmas Eve Night...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Bread

“Long ago there were six sorts of bread...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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