Volume: CBÉ 0437 (Part 3) Date 1937Collector Diarmuid Ó Cruadhlaoich Location Enniskean, Co. Cork List Browse Titles (14) 1. “Long ago there was living in Ballineen a poor woman and her son.” Lore Transcribed 2. “I was born in Tullyglass. I am now ninety years of age.” Lore Transcribed 3. “Tis long ago" an tis often now I heard this story told "be herkens".” Lore Transcribed 4. “Pell now. I'll tell you another wan about a Priest.” Lore Transcribed 5. “There is a big change in the country and in the people...” Lore Transcribed (part) 6. “Long ago there was a "big gentleman" an' he had a great big place...” Lore 7. “It was my uncle had this farm.” Lore Transcribed (part) 8. “Long, long ago, there lived a king, an' a very wise king he was.” Lore 9. “As I roamed out one morning, 'twas the twentieth of July...” Song Transcribed 10. “There wance lived a landlord, he wasn't like all landlords - a tyrant.” Lore 11. “I can tell you a lot about this village "my son" because I have the story from good honest "ould" people.” Lore Transcribed (part) 12. “I can remember the old blacksmith that lived in Cooleen, Jack Keeffee” Lore 13. What are the Busiest Times of the Year on Farmers Lore 14. Which Was the Most Obnoxious to the Irish Farmer, The Planter or the Grabber Lore Transcribed (part) Mode: Magnify Zoom Jump to page / 0380 Archival Reference The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0437, Page 0290 Image and data © National Folklore Collection, UCD. See copyright details. Download
11. “I can tell you a lot about this village "my son" because I have the story from good honest "ould" people.” Lore Transcribed (part)
14. Which Was the Most Obnoxious to the Irish Farmer, The Planter or the Grabber Lore Transcribed (part)