(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time there was a man who left his penknife after him in the graveyard.”

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Agnes Timlin, Michael Timlin

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“There was once a couple and they had a servant boy.”

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Agnes Timlin, Michael Timlin

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“There was once a gentleman whose name was Colonel Martin.”

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Agnes Timlin, Michael Timlin

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(gan teideal)

“There was once a king long ago and he had three sons.”

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Agnes Timlin, Michael Timlin

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(gan teideal)

“There was once a married couple and they had three daughters.”

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Agnes Timlin, Michael Timlin

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(gan teideal)

“There was once a man and his wife who had only two daughters.”

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Agnes Timlin, Michael Timlin

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Marriage Customs

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Michael Timlin, Mr Patrick Durkin

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Stories of Birds

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Michael Timlin, Mr Patrick Durcan

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Old Crafts

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Michael Timlin, Mr Edward Morrison

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Story of Houses in Ireland

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Michael Timlin, Mr Martin Timlin

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Potatoes

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Michael Timlin, Mr John Carabine

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Tailoring

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Michael Timlin, Mr John Carabine

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Travellers

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Michael Timlin, Mr John Carabine

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My Townland

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Michael Timlin, Mr John Carabine

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