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The Main Manuscript Collection
CBÉ 0520 (Part 1)

Volume: CBÉ 0520 (Part 1)

Date

1938

Collector

Tomás Ó Ciardha

Locations

Horetown, Co. Wexford
Newbawn, Co. Wexford
Taghmon, Co. Wexford
Clongeen, Co. Wexford

Titles (171)

1. Story of a Priest

Lore
2. Coming Back

Lore
3. Confession

Lore
4. Confession

Lore
5. St. Joseph

Lore
6. Minister

Lore
7. Daniel O'Connell

Lore
8. Good Eaters

Lore
9. St. Joseph

Lore
10. Minister

Lore
11. Married Twice

Lore
12. Ventriloquist

Lore
13. “There's a kind of horse there in the Slob (Sloblands) in Wexford and she has a back like a camel...”

Lore
14. Stealing Apples

Lore
15. Love Will Find a Way

Lore
16. “There was a fellow living up about Camross D'Alton was his name I think.”

Lore
17. Frogs

Lore
18. Water

Lore
19. “There was a boy wan time and he used walk in his sleep.”

Lore
20. '98

Lore
21. Ride and Tie

Lore
22. “There was a man living over the road here a bit, he was the best off man around.”

Lore
23. Fairies

Lore
24. “Well the biggest fright I ever got I got from a goat one night.”

Lore
25. Digging for Money

Lore
26. Money

Lore
27. Story

Lore
28. “Do you know the river there in Castleboro'? 'Tis a great river for fishing.”

Lore
29. The Times

Lore
30. Tricks

Lore
31. Tricks

Lore
32. Tricks

Lore
33. Hunting

Lore
34. Sleep

Lore
35. “There was an ould fellow working wan time at Whites, Ould Bill was his name.”

Lore
36. Cure

Lore
37. “There the time of the trouble, when the Black and Tans were here; There was a man living down in Newacstle by the name of Cullen...”

Lore
38. “I remember the time there was a big meeting in Wexford - Parnell was there...”

Lore
39. Ould Times

Lore
40. The Devil

Lore
41. The Black Pig

Lore
42. A Dentist

Lore
43. Quare Fellow

Lore
44. Prayer

Lore
45. To Stop Blood

Lore
46. A Quare Fellow

Lore
47. Quare Fellows

Lore
48. The Dummy of Ross

Lore
49. Jail

Lore
50. The Prophecy

Lore
51. Harmless

Lore
52. Strength

Lore
53. Hedge School

Lore
54. White Feet

Lore
55. Ghosts

Lore
56. Ghost

Lore
57. Ghosts

Lore
58. Prophecy

Lore
59. Quare Fellows

Lore
60. Fright

Lore
61. Ghosts

Lore
62. Narrow Escape

Lore
63. “Recorded from Mrs. Mary Mackey, Shanoule, age 80 years, farmer's wife. She belongs to one of the "rale old Irish".”

Lore
64. 98

Lore
65. The Kennedy

Lore
66. Charm

Lore
67. A Seanabhas

Lore
68. Ghost

Lore
69. “A brother of mine and two or three others were at the fair of Nash wan day.”

Lore
70. Poor Scholar

Lore
71. Poor Scholar

Lore
72. National Schools

Lore
73. Lb. Meal

Lore
74. Protestants

Lore
75. Hedgemaster

Lore
76. Beer

Lore
77. St. Munna

Lore
78. Ráth

Lore
79. Ghost

Lore
80. Scéal

Lore
81. Quare Fellow

Lore
82. Ballyclomack

Lore
83. Cure

Lore
84. Fouls in Cattle

Lore
85. Ringworm

Lore
86. Cure

Lore
87. Roads

Lore
88. The Hookmen

Lore
89. Mowing

Lore
90. Potato Ridges

Lore
91. Drills

Lore
92. Shearing Sheep

Lore
93. Hay

Lore
94. Scythe

Lore
95. Corn

Lore
96. Skeps

Lore
97. Stacks

Lore
98. A Right Mower

Lore
99. Jollop

Lore
100. Faggots

Lore
101. Billhook

Lore
102. Gaedhilg

Lore
103. Scéal

Lore
104. Partlawn's Hole

Lore
105. Seanfhocal

Lore
106. Fishing

Lore
107. Scéal

Lore
108. Beannacht

Lore
109. “I often heard the old people say that a murderer always sleeps with his eyes open.”

Lore
110. Hair

Lore
111. Child

Lore
112. A Piper

Lore
113. Double

Lore
114. Superstitions

Lore
115. Eggs

Lore
116. Froth

Lore
117. Gaze

Lore
118. “They say that if you had pains that goose grease is the best thing at all for it.”

Lore
119. Superstitions

Lore
120. Swallows

Lore
121. Ould Woman

Lore
122. Fishing

Lore
123. Fishing

Lore
124. A Quare Fellow

Lore
125. Quare Fellow

Lore
126. Money

Lore
127. Cats

Lore
128. Fairy

Lore
129. Sam Cooper

Lore
130. Two Misers

Lore
131. Flute Player

Lore
132. Tinker

Lore
133. Ráth

Lore
134. “There was a fellow wan time, he lived down in Harristown wan side of Ballymitty and wan day he was out ploughing...”

Lore
135. Boats

Lore
136. Seventh Son

Lore
137. “There was an ould fellow living down here Tom Murphy was his name - Tom Balls they used to call him.”

Lore
138. “There was a fellow living around here long ago by the name of Sam Simmons.”

Lore
139. Wake

Lore
140. Wake

Lore
141. Wake

Lore
142. Trick

Lore
143. Mr. Kidd

Lore
144. Superstition

Lore
145. Curses

Lore
146. “There was a priest in Clongeen wan time.”

Lore
147. A Christening

Lore
148. Priest's Power

Lore
149. Curse

Lore
150. Curses

Lore
151. Curse

Lore
152. Curse

Lore
153. Curse

Lore
154. Wonderful Horse

Lore
155. Seven Months Child

Lore
156. Prophecy

Lore
157. Superstitions

Lore
158. Witch

Lore
159. Sneeze

Lore
160. Fairyman

Lore
161. Fairies

Lore
162. A Lazy Fellow

Lore
163. Fishing

Lore
164. Quare Fellows

Lore
165. Scéal

Lore
166. Minister

Lore
167. Confession

Lore
168. Tinker

Lore
169. Quare Fellows

Lore
170. Matchmaking

Lore
171. Ghost

Lore

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