(gan teideal)

“About a century ago, there lived a family half way between Ennis and Spancilhill.”

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Philomena Degidon, Philomena O' Grady

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Cures

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John Mc Mahon, Philomena Degidon

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“There was a brewery in the Causeway in Ennis long ago.”

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Michael Mc Namara, Philomena Degidon

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“There was a young man one time and he used to go to his cousins house every night”

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Mick Gallagher, Philomena Degidon

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“Some years ago there was a man named Kielly in Low Island Ballynacally who used visit Biddy Early whenever his stock or friends used be ill,”

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Bridget O' Dwyer, Philomena Degidon

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“A man named Leally Ballynacally went to Biddy Earley to know if his mother, who was ill, would get better”

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Mrs Hehir, Philomena Degidon

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Old Sayings

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Anna O' Flannagan, Philomena Degidon

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“There was a man one time, and he used to milk his own cows.”

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Philomena Degidon

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“Long ago many marriage customs were in the district.”

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Pat Grady, Philomena Degidon

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“Situated on the Ennis Road going to Lisdoonvarna, may be seen the ruins old Lemanagh Castle.”

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Patrick Hassett, Philomena Degidon

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“There is a fort about half a mile from my house”

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Philomena Degidon

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Old Stories - The Story of Gobán Saor

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Michael Degidon, Philomena Degidon

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