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“A woman in Co. Kerry died and she left a big family after her.”

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Mrs Dillane

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“Long ago there was a very old woman and it was believed that she was much given to piseóga.”

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Mícéal O Maolchathaig

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“Long ago there was an old woman in this parish who was noted for practising pishogues.”

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Seosamh Ua Síochthain

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“There lived a farmer long ago, and he had a great many cows.”

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Eibhlín Bean Uí Súiliobháin

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“Once there was a witch whose name was Biddy Airly.”

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Muiris Ua h- Airtnéide

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“Once there was a farmer who lived in a very backward district where he had few friends.”

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Pádraig Ó h Airtnéide

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“Long ago there was a tailor who lived alone in a little house under the slope of a small hill.”

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Domhnall Ó h Áirtneide

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“Joan Grogan lived near the village of Athea about eighty years ago and was thought to have extraordinary knowledge of coming events and of curing sick persons.”

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D. Ward, Mrs Catherine O Connor

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“The parish priest of Lixnaw, all his butter was carried with pishogues.”

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Mrs Ellen Woulfe

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“St. John's night bonfires were lit always long ago and the cows were followed around the fields with burning bushes in order to bring them in calf.”

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Nora Lyons

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“Joan Grogan was in league with the devil and if you want to know about a first-class rogue here she is.”

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Mrs Ellen Woulfe

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“One night during the time of the Whiteboys there was a raid made on my grand-father's uncle's house.”

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John P. Woulfe

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“Mary Ahern from Lurga was very sick one time and Joan Grogan went to the house where the girl was sick and went into the room to the girl.”

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Andrew Cusack

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“There was a house in Duagh and the cattle were dying so they brought the priest to say mass in the house but they did not tell him that it was for the cattle.”

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D. Ward, John P. Broderick

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Earl of Desmond

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Aen Sullivan

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Dónal na Cásca

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Aeneas Sullivan

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“In Croinn-Tírigh (situated in J. Leahy's land in Clough) lived a chieftain named Sheara.”

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A. O Sullivan

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“The O' Mahonys owned Cnoc Uaithne.”

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Aeneas Sulilvan

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Domhnall Ó Caoin

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An Chreill Ceártan

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