The Hidden Treasure

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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“In the sixth century there lived in a lake near the village of Attymon a monster.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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The Discontented Girl

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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Priest Hunting

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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“About fifty years ago a man named Mr John O'Connor who lived just outside Athenry ran after a carriage which was carrying Mr Richardson the landlord of Tyaquin to Galway.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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“The name of my village is Clough...”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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“It is believed that in the sixth century a saint names St. Kerrl lived in a monastery near Kil Connell.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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“When a farmer has to sow potatoes he has to turn a sod with the plough if the land has not been tilled for some years.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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“The best known of the farm animals are the horse, the cow, pig, sheep, goat, and donkey.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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Clothes Making

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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Legends of the Holy Family

“It is thought that one day as the Holy Family were going along the road the Blessed Virgin lost the pin that was keeping the mantle which was around Our Lord together.”

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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A Giant

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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Shops

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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A Story

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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The Old Castle

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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The Holly Tree

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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