Volume: CBÉ 0190
- Date
- 1936
- Collector
- Locations
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0190, Page 203
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“There was a family lived in Kilquawn by the name of Cardiff...”
(continued from previous page)she was mad but anyhow they did as she ordered. The coulter was put down in the churn and there was a great roar and a bawl and a little black fellow jumped out of the churn and ran out in the door, and away like a shot out of a gun. They put the lid on the churn again and started to work and it wasn't long until they had plenty of butter.
It was said that the fairies used be taking all the butter in the locality. A lot of the very best of butter sued be seen in the raths and the fairy butter would be seen stuck on posts and walls all around the farm houses.
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“There were two fellows by the name of Bill Kenderick and Willie Magrath...”
There were two fellows by the name of Bill Kenderick and(continues on next page)