Prayer

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Folklore - Boxty

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Folklore - Whips

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Folklore - Soap

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Folklore - Skibs and Baskets

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Marriages

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Folklore - Old Cures

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Folklore - Games

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Folklore - Potatoes

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Folklore - Customs

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Bridie Power, Mrs Power

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Riddles

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Agnes Power, Mrs Power

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Local Cures

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Agnes Power, Mrs Power

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Food in Olden Times

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Agnes Power, Mrs Power

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Bread

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Agnes Power, Mrs Power

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(gan teideal)

“Two men from Peterswell want back to Ballycahalan one night to steal apples”

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Mrs Power

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“A few years ago a young fellow named Jimmy Nolan, set out to walk to the fair.”

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Mrs Power

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A Crock of Gold

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Mrs Power

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“The fox is a very clever little animal; he plays many tricks so as to avoid his enemy.”

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Mrs Power

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Warts

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Mrs Power

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Churning

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Mrs Power, Pheny Power

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