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The Main Manuscript Collection
CBÉ 0380 (Part 3)

Volume: CBÉ 0380 (Part 3)

Date

1937

Collector

Bríd Ní Ghamhnáin

Location

Kilmacallan, Co. Sligo

Titles (45)

1. The Murdered Priest of Derralea

Lore
2. Béaloideas from Annaghloy

Lore
3. How Briney Mullany Crossed Lough Each

Lore
4. The Fishes in Tobar Monach

Lore
5. “At the time when the revenue ushed ta be goin' round lookin' for the poitin...”

Lore
6. “I'll tell ye another yarn now about a little girl that lived down near Riverstown.”

Lore
7. Curing the Fairy Scalds

Lore
8. Getting Back the Butter

Lore
9. The Ghost of Ballinafad Castle

Lore
10. Why There are No Salmon in Lough Arrow

Lore
11. The Stirring Rock at Corrick

Lore
12. “There was another dancing-pit at the foot of the hill of Doon near Carrick.”

Lore
13. “There was a Parish Priest an' his Curate livin' in this county at wan time...”

Lore
14. “Another wan! Well ye musht think I'm a gramaphone.”

Lore
15. “This pair war gettin marrid, an' the parents didn't want them ta.”

Lore
16. There was another pair, an' their match was a makin' in her home by her two bothers...

Lore
17. “There was a certain man livin' round here at wan time...”

Lore
18. “There was two brothers livin' together wan time down near Geevagh.”

Lore
19. “O courche ye know where the ould school was where yer grandfather an' a few o' the ould lads used ta be goin ta.”

Lore
20. Highwood Hill

Lore
21. Asailín Asailín Sure you Won't Die

Lore
22. Stories from Corrick

Lore
23. “It was an ould sayin' long ago that if the bride sneezed after she got married...”

Lore
24. “There was acrowd o' men turnin' for spuds in gairdin a' riasg at wan time...”

Lore
25. The Ballisodare Lovers

Lore
26. “In the townland of Aghanagh there was a a woman churnin' wan day...”

Lore
27. Hunting the Hares

Lore
28. A Ghost Story from Hollybrook

Lore
29. “There was this man an' the wife an' they ushed ta be all the time rowin' an' fightin'...”

Lore
30. “There was a servent an' his masther workin' together wan day.”

Lore
31. “There was an old woman livin' by hershrel in a little house on the mountain side.”

Lore
32. Foods

Lore
33. “Twas me father I heard tellin' this sthory about a robber that came into his grandfather's house wan night.”

Lore
34. The Red Earl's Road

Lore
35. “When St Patrick was in this county, he wanted ta get inta Coney Island in Sligo bay.”

Lore
36. “While St Patrick was thravellin' through the Wesht of Ireland...”

Lore
37. “The townland of Greyforth was owned by a landlord named Fibbs at wan time...”

Lore
38. Loughnaleva

Lore
39. “In the townland of Shidhe-bhan, above Boyle...”

Lore
40. “I'll tell ye another sthory now agin' about a wather horshe.”

Lore
41. Poll na gCulann

Lore
42. There was a labourin' man workin' on the Fibbs esthate at wan time...

Lore
43. The Giollaruadh Trout

Lore
44. “There was a very rich man livin' in the county at wan time...”

Lore
45. “Its a long, long time since I heard this yarn...”

Lore

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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0380, Page 0277 — Archival Reference

The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0380, Page 0277

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