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John Farren, Neal J. Doherty, Sue Farren
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Stories
CBÉS 1115
John Farren, Neal J. Doherty, Sue Farren
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CBÉS 1115
John Farren, Neal J. Doherty, Sue Farren
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“In the district of Tulnaree, Carndonagh, Co Donegal, there is a small village called Gort.”
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Maude Canny, Mrs Annie Canny
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“In the penal days when the priests were being hunted, a priest used to hide in a house now called Fairview, near Carndonagh, Co Donegal.”
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George Clingain, Roseanne Clingain
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“A man named Bernard Ruddy from Kellystown, Glentogher, Co Donegal.”
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James Diver, Kathleen Hirrell
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“There is a story told of an old man and woman who lived to together in the townland of Ballyloskey, Carndonagh, County Donegal.”
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Maggie Mc Elhinney, Mrs Fanny Mc Callion
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“About one hundred and fifty years ago there was a white thorn bush growing in Kellystown, Glentogher.”
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Kathleen Mc Cauley, Mr Diver
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“There was a man called Neal Mc Colgan quarrying a small rock in a field by his house in Gleneely, Culduff.”
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“Another story is told of this same man who having cut a hedge that was growing beside his home, lost his sight.”
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“About twenty years ago there lived a man called Richard Mc Laughlin with his wife Rose in a small cottage in Monedaragh in the Parish of Culduff.”
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“There was an old man living in Monedaragh about fourteen years ago and he cut a stick from a hawthorn tree, supposed to be gentle which was growing outside of his house.”
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“Near Drumley there are still ruins of a few fairy forts to be seen.”
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“About fourteen years ago Hugh O'Donnell, a native of Monedaragh came from America and he noticed a similar fort on one of his fields and he began to scold his brother because he did not want to remove it.”
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“A few years afterwards Edward Orr, a native of Burt, in the parish of Culduff, who bought the farm interfered with it in a similar manner.”
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“Another man called Den Mc Cauley a native of the same district tied a sheep to a holy tree on the same farm and it ate part of the back of the tree.”
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“Between seventy and eighty years ago a strange woman came to the house at present occupied by Sarah and Mary Kearney, The Mullins, Carndonagh.”
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“A man called Willie O'Donnell, The Mullins, Carndonagh, returned from Australia, in the year of 1913.”
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“About forty years ago there was an old man called Hugh Mc Colgan living in Creagalogue in the parish of Culdaff.”
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“About sixty years ago there was an old man called Conn Doherty, living in Bealnabo, in the parish of Culdaff Co Donegal.”
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