Folklore - Superstitions

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Patrick Mc Guire, Peter Mc Guire

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Folklore - Old Sayings

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Patrick Mc Guire, Peter Mc Guire

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Folklore - Weather Observations

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Patrick Mc Guire, Peter Mc Guire

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Folklore - Old Cures

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Patrick Mc Guire, Peter Mc Guire

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in the Penal Times

“In a field of Mr Hanleys, Carnaglough there is a beautiful altar made of stone.”

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Patrick Mc Guire

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St Cuan

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Arthur Mc Guire, Patrick Mc Guire

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The Three Chiefs

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Arthur Mc Guire, Patrick Mc Guire

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An Bhó Dhubh

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Arthur Mc Guire, Patrick Mc Guire

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An Crois

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Arthur Mc Guire, Patrick Mc Guire

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(gan teideal)

“Nuair a bhíonn bean an tighe ag múchadh an teine ins an oidhche roimh dul a colaidh deireann sí "Múcfaidh Dia an diabhal mar a bhfuilim ag múcadh an teine anois”

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Arthur Mc Guire, Patrick Mc Guire

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(gan teideal)

“One May Day people take milk, cream or butter from each other for they think they will have the milk of their neighbour the whole year round.”

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John Liddane, Patrick Mc Guire

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The Yellow Graves

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John Liddane, Patrick Mc Guire

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(gan teideal)

“There was once a priest living with his brother in Carrigaholt.”

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Arthur Mc Guire, Patrick Mc Guire

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago there was a woman sick in Thrus Clieve and at twelve o clock in the night they sent for the priest to Carrigaholt.”

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Arthur Mc Guire, Patrick Mc Guire

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Names of Fields

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Patrick Mc Guire

Géag, Co. an Longfoirt

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Local Churning

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Patrick Mc Guire

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Hedge-Schools

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Patrick Mc Guire

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