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The Main Manuscript Collection
CBÉ 0481 (Part 1)

Volume: CBÉ 0481 (Part 1)

Date

1937–1938

Collector

Tomás Ó Ciardha

Locations

Newbawn, Co. Wexford
Clongeen, Co. Wexford

Titles (180)

1. Fairies

Lore
2. Fairies

Lore
3. Fairies

Lore
4. Dying Happy

Lore
5. Cards

Lore
6. Money

Lore
7. Dreams

Lore
8. “There was a fellow died wan time and he was buried in Whitechurch.”

Lore
9. The Poor Fellow, He Ate It

Lore
10. Treasure

Lore
11. Treasure

Lore
12. Money Moor

Lore
13. Ghost

Lore
14. The Bow (Bean Sí)

Lore
15. Ghost

Lore
16. Latin School

Lore
17. Crows

Lore
18. “He lives with his mother, a brother and a sister.”

Lore
19. Treasure

Lore
20. Castle of Traceystown

Lore
21. Bell's House, Tottenham Green

Lore
22. Sam Cooper

Lore
23. Sam Cooper

Lore
24. Sam Cooper

Lore
25. Sam

Lore
26. Sam

Lore
27. Sam

Lore
28. Sam

Lore
29. Sam

Lore
30. Sam

Lore
31. “Sam was the devil of a great mower.”

Lore
32. Mick Stanton

Lore
33. Mick Stanton

Lore
34. “When Mick would be asked to sing, he...”

Lore
35. Ghosts

Lore
36. Gráinneoga

Lore
37. Ghosts

Lore
38. Ghosts

Lore
39. Tráin Water

Lore
40. Tráins

Lore
41. Ghosts

Lore
42. Misers

Lore
43. I'll Take Off in the Morning

Lore
44. Coadys of the Hill

Lore
45. Coadys of the Hill

Lore
46. Coadys of the Hill

Lore
47. Coadys of the Hill

Lore
48. Coadys of the Hill

Lore
49. Coadys of the Hill

Lore
50. The Blue Tail Fly

Lore
51. Dowsley's Barn

Lore
52. Dowsley's Barn

Lore
53. Treasure

Lore
54. Ghost

Lore
55. Ghost

Lore
56. Ghost

Lore
57. “They say that some people do come back...”

Lore
58. Tobacco

Lore
59. Hens and Sow

Lore
60. St. Patrick's Curse

Lore
61. A Quare Thump

Lore
62. Enchanted Money

Lore
63. Quare Fellow

Lore
64. Owl

Lore
65. Camross

Lore
66. Noises

Lore
67. “There was an ould fellow dying in a little house...”

Lore
68. Horse Skin

Lore
69. Tricks

Lore
70. Tom Brennan and Horse

Lore
71. Strong Man

Lore
72. “Long ago they used make candles...”

Lore
73. Old Custom

Lore
74. Money

Lore
75. “There was a man wan time.”

Lore
76. Queer Dream

Lore
77. Jealousy

Lore
78. “Almost a month ago Jockey Donovan of Taghmon got up wan morning...”

Lore
79. A Good Sportsman

Lore
80. Fox

Lore
81. Shanoule

Lore
82. Old Song - Mary of Cappoquin

Lore
83. Old Song - The Battle of Ross

Lore
84. “The Battle of Horetown was fought before the Battle of Ross.”

Lore
85. Folklore from Ballyclemock

Lore
86. Moat of Ragorey

Lore
87. Woodcock

Lore
88. Going Astray

Lore
89. “There were great people around here about twenty years ago to tell yarns...”

Lore
90. Heads of Amimals

Lore
91. Hanging up Head of Cabbage

Lore
92. “When a person dies they give away his clothes...”

Lore
93. Pisreoga

Lore
94. “My grandmother was often telling me that she remembered...”

Lore
95. Tough Times

Lore
96. Thunder

Lore
97. Cards

Lore
98. Working by Power of the Devil

Lore
99. The Black Book

Lore
100. Black Art -The Valentines

Lore
101. “In order to get the power to work the Black Art...”

Lore
102. Burying Money

Lore
103. Moon

Lore
104. “Long ago people knew when they were going to die...”

Lore
105. Poet

Lore
106. Old Custom

Lore
107. Cards

Lore
108. Ghost

Lore
109. Ghost

Lore
110. “There was a Protestant by the name of Solomon Bess.”

Lore
111. “There was a priest and his boy driving to a sick call wan night...”

Lore
112. “There was a man wan night going for the priest...”

Lore
113. Luathrachán

Lore
114. Burying Animals

Lore
115. Families

Lore
116. The Hanging in Ballinclay

Lore
117. Story of Anne Flood

Lore
118. The Killing at Talbot Hall

Lore
119. An Old Priest's Tradition

Lore
120. The Croppy Boy

Lore
121. A Tale of '98

Lore
122. The Three Rocks

Lore
123. The Battle of Hacketstown

Lore
124. Folklore of '98

Lore
125. Battle of Hacketstown

Lore
126. Ballyclemock

Lore
127. “There are skulls of horses buried in the chapel in Cullenstown.”

Lore
128. Money

Lore
129. Animals

Lore
130. Swimming to the Well

Lore
131. Ghost

Lore
132. Tom Kent

Lore
133. Snatch Apple (Deargdaol)

Lore
134. Murphys

Lore
135. Pat Kehoe

Lore
136. Horetown Church

Lore
137. Ghost House

Lore
138. Rogue

Lore
139. Widow's Curse

Lore
140. “You know Johnny Kelly I suppose...”

Lore
141. Light

Lore
142. Cobbler's Corner

Lore
143. Good Ploughing

Lore
144. 98

Lore
145. 98

Lore
146. “I never read any books, because I never had the chance to go to school.”

Lore
147. Blessed Wells

Lore
148. Skuffling

Lore
149. Prophecy

Lore
150. Money

Lore
151. School

Lore
152. Landlords

Lore
153. Creans of Slevoy

Lore
154. Coadys

Lore
155. Whelans of Loughnageer

Lore
156. “Fellows used get cruel hardship long ago...”

Lore
157. Fox and Her Young

Lore
158. Bird with the Cuckoo

Lore
159. The Glúineach

Lore
160. Place Names

Lore
161. Races

Lore
162. Carroll and the Tramp

Lore
163. “There was a devil of a hardy fellow around here wan time...”

Lore
164. Pat Cooney

Lore
165. Andy Keely

Lore
166. Superstition

Lore
167. “There is no time you'd see a thing sooner than between the two lights...”

Lore
168. Ghost

Lore
169. Hare's Lip

Lore
170. Hare

Lore
171. Dúras

Lore
172. Rosster's Castle

Lore
173. Treasure

Lore
174. “There was a man another time and he dreamt that money was buried...”

Lore
175. Farey

Lore
176. Superstitions

Lore
177. A Fool

Lore
178. Black Art

Lore
179. “If you were digging for money and we'll say a bull came...”

Lore
180. “Tisn't lucky for any relation to touch a corpse.”

Lore

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