Old Trades

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Bridie O' Toole, John Meehan

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Holy Wells

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Eibhlín Ní Mhiadhacháin, John Meehan

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The Priest Hunters

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John Meehan, Patrick Mc Hugh

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Great Jumpers

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John Meehan, Pat Mc Hugh

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A Giant's Grave

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John Meehan, Patrick Mc Hugh

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Travelling Folk

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John Meehan, Patrick Mc Hugh

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Two Great Mowers

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John Meehan, Patrick Mc Hugh

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The Cure of the Chin Cough - A True Story

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John Meehan, Patrick Mc Hugh

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A Funny Story

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John Meehan

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Riddles

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John Meehan

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Local Happenings

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John Meehan

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Local Happenings

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John Meehan

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Old Schools

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John Meehan

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The Penal Days

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John Meehan

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The Penal Days

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John Meehan

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Local Place Names

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John Meehan

An Tulachán, Co. Liatroma

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Local Cures

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John Meehan

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“Whit Sunday is an unlucky day to be born. It is said any person born on Whit Sunday would commit murder.”

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John Meehan

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“There is a Fairy Fort in Martin McGurran's field.”

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John Meehan

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“There was once a man living in Glenade whose name was Hughdie Big Ned.”

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John Meehan

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