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“Long ago the people of Ireland made bullmilk when the ordinary milk was scarce.”
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Michael Daly, Peggy Murtagh
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“One day when I was sitting at the fire an old man named Arthur Livingston came to our door.”
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Arthur Livingston, Maggie Daly
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“Some people especially old women are very superstitious.”
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Sheila O' Duffy
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“Long ago in Ireland the people had many parties and feasts especially when there was a wedding.”
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Michael Daly, Peggy Murtagh
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“One time there were two boys named James and John.”
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Sheila O' Duffy
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“A long time ago a poor man and woman lived together.”
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Maggie Daly
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“In olden times the people of Ireland made Boxty Bread.”
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Michael Daly, Peggy Murtagh
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“One time there was a man and woman living together on the side of a mountain.”
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Edward Mac Bride, Peggy Murtagh
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“Many old stories have been handed down to us about Saint Patrick's journeying through this country.”
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Frank Duffy, Sheila O' Duffy
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“One time a man and woman lived together very happily.”
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Maggie Daly
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“It is traditional that when the Danes were in Ireland they could make very good whiskey out of heather.”
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Frank Duffy, Sheila O' Duffy
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“Long ago when there was no starch for clothes, the people made starch of their own.”
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Michael Daly, Peggy Murtagh
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“One time there was a Scotchman, an Englishman, and an Irishman seeking for work.”
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Frank Duffy, Sheila O' Duffy
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“There is a small rock at Robert Harrisons, Readuff, Laragh P.O., Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan.”
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Maggie Daly
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“It is said that when Oliver Cromwell and his cruel soldiers were in Ireland they ruthlessly destroyed a church situated along Lough Eagish shore.”
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Frank Duffy, Sheila O' Duffy
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“One time an Irishman, an Englishman, and a Scotchman stole a cow, an ass and a cart.”
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Maggie Daly
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“One wintry day a farmer was fixing slates on his house after a heavy windstorm.”
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Peggy Murtagh
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“A long time ago an Irishman, an Englishman and a Scotchman were sitting on a bridge one cold frosty evening.”
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Maggie Daly
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“One Sunday morning a Priest and a Minister met in a very narrow lane.”
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Peggy Murtagh
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“A long time ago there lived an old woman in old ruins in the townland of Readuff.”
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Francis Deery, Sheila O' Duffy
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