A Prayer

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Patrick Kehoe

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Festival Customs - Whit Sunday

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Patrick Kehoe

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English - A Funny Story

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Anna Kennedy, Patrick Kehoe

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“There was a dance in Kilscanlon wan time.”

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James Kehoe, Patrick Kehoe

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“There was a blessed well in a ditch of the graveyard in Kilscanlon one time.”

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James Kehoe, Patrick Kehoe

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“There was a boy and his mother livin' in a sooty cabin and the boy was so lazy he was called ashy pit.”

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James Kehoe, Patrick Kehoe

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“There were no mowing machines long ago, and the people used to be up at all hours in the mornin' cuttin' with scythes.”

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James L. Doyle, Patrick Kehoe

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“The old women long ago had a belief if you could get the water in the forge where horse shoes were cooled, unknown to anywan...”

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Mr James L. Doyle, Patrick Kehoe

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“My father saw the banshee one time. He was eating his supper one night at Robby Bennets of Cushinstown.”

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James Kehoe, Patrick Kehoe

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Hidden Treasure

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Patrick Kehoe

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Stories, Songs and Ballads of '98

“Ninety eight is the year of the famous battles in this country. The rising took place at the Harrow which is about seven miles from Enniscorthy.”

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Patrick Kehoe

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Hidden Treasure

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Patrick Kehoe

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