A Cure

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M. B. O' Kelly, Michael Byrd

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Weather-Signs

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Joe Collins, M. B. O' Kelly

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Fairy Man

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James Kelly, M. B. O' Kelly

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“This is how they use to make the mud for mud-walls of the old houses.”

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James Kelly, M. B. O' Kelly

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Leaven Bread

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M. B. O' Kelly, Mrs Heary

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Football

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L. Drumm, M. B. O' Kelly

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Old Stones

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M. B. O' Kelly, Mr H. Heary

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Customs

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M. B. O' Kelly, Mrs J. Kelly

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“One night Paddy Reynolds - son of James Reynolds - went asleep in the same room as the Big Fellow.”

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M. B. O' Kelly, Mrs J. Reynolds

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“In Staffordstown churchyard there is a stone and Latin is on it and Mrs Butler brought it to the garden and invited a minister from Kilmessan and one from Skryne to a garden party on the following Saturday.”

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M. B. O' Kelly, Mrs J. Kelly

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“In Farrel's land above Walterstown, there are cropies buried in a place called the "Round O".”

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M. B. O' Kelly, Mrs Kelly

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