(gan teideal)
“Therese are many old stories of very strong men who lived in this district long ago.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“Every kind of animal makes its own peculiar kind of nest for rearing its young.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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“There was a ghost seen at a place known as Purdon's gate now the entrance into Connor's wood at Egmont Churchtown.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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“In our farm there is a little field called "Páircín-na-Luaicre" which means the little rushy field.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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“There is a field in Kilcrogan belonging to Miss Cowhy called, "Páirc-na-gcapall".”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“There is a field in Coolcoum called "Bual Anáirde".”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“Long ago it was very hard for people to do anything during the night owing to bad light.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“When making candles long ago the tallow and all other kinds of fats were rendered in great pots over a roaring fire.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“They had no matches long ago.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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“Long ago they had a very hardshipping way of making flour”
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Mr John Coghlan, Patrick Irwin
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(gan teideal)
“Long ago people made their own clothes.”
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Mr John Coghlan, Sam Costelloe
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(gan teideal)
“The "White Boys" were a secret society.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“In the year 1822 the "White Boys" attacked the Police Barracks in Churchtown.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“There was a teacher kept in my Great Grandfather's house at Ballyvahan about eighty four years ago.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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“Once upon a time all the hares held a big meeting.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“In our old house there is a quarter of a beast hanging in the chimney and it must be there for over a hundred years.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“Long ago houses were made altogether different to what they are now.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“To night of the 23rd of June is the eve of St. John's Day.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“Nearly two - hundred years ago Owen-Roe O' Sullivan worked for a farmer in this district.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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(gan teideal)
“Owen-Roe taught a class in Annagh.”
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Matthew Coghlan, Mr John Coghlan
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