(gan teideal)

“The Famine came in the year of 1845. It started because the blight came on the potatoes and the hens ceased to lay.”

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John Flynn, Rose Galliagan

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(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time an old woman and her son lived in an old cabin overlooking the beautiful lake of Lough Gill.”

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Annaleen O' Neill, John Flynn

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Our Holy Well

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Anna R. Mc Morrow, John Flynn

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Marriage Customs of Long Ago

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John Flynn

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A Cure for the Whooping-Cough

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Annie Flynn, John Flynn

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A Cure for the Warts

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Annie Flynn, John Flynn

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The Famine Days in this Locality

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Annie Flynn, John Flynn

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(gan teideal)

“I remember some years ago to listen very attentively to a story told to me by my granny relating to a very serious sickness her husband contracted.”

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John Flynn, Peter Dolan

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Hidden Treasure

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John Flynn, Seán Ó h- Eslin

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Sliabh an Iarainn

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John Flynn, Rose A. Guihen

Sliabh an Iarainn, Co. Liatroma

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The Care of Feet

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John Flynn, Kathleen Quirke

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Fairy Forts

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John Flynn, Thomas Healy

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Travelling Folk

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John Flynn, Thomas Healy

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Penal Times

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John Flynn

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Travelling Folk

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John Flynn

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A Drowning Tragedy

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John Flynn, Margaret Boohan

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Sheehy's Fort

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John Flynn, Margaret Boohan

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The Haunted Gate

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John Flynn, Mrs O' Flynn

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The Haunted Passage

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John Flynn, Mrs O' Flynn

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Folklore - Crops

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John Flynn

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