The Schools’ Collection

This is a collection of folklore compiled by schoolchildren in Ireland in the 1930s. More information

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  1. (no title)

    The was a Minister living in Golden, and he had a man ploughing his garden.

    CBÉS 0575

    Teresa O' Dwyer

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  2. Local Place Names

    CBÉS 0575

    Betty O' Dwyer, Edmond O' Dwyer, Mrs Margaret Grogan

    Bansha, Co. Tipperary

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  3. Scoláireacht

    CBÉS 0575

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    The thistle now forbade by law to in a little more esteem grow on Irish soil was held by the farmers of a generation ago.

    CBÉS 0575

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    The old mother crow was letting off of her young brood when fully fledged and giving some advice.

    CBÉS 0575

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  6. An Old Story told by Joanie Brien

    CBÉS 0575

    Eibhlín Bean Uí Mheiscill, Joanie Brien

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  7. Gleann Coise Binne

    CBÉS 0575

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  8. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    A Fragment of an old Irish song that my Mother - Mrs Margaret Grogan, Montanavoe, Bansha had from her father - Michael Tobin - Ballydavid, Bansha (a native Irish speaker).

    CBÉS 0575

    Mrs Margaret Grogan

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  9. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    Another old fragment - sung by an old woman whose drunkard son has been ragairneach all night and is now sleeping off the effects - get up you sowl, your supper is down.

    CBÉS 0575

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  10. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    This from Bill Heelan, journeyman, showmaker, from Skeheennarinka, who made boots for the household at Montanavoe (Grogans) 1900 or so about that time interest was being rvived in old Irish songs and stories.

    CBÉS 0575

    Bill Heelan

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  11. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    Padna Morressy, Coolgurt, Bansha (aged about 80 when he died 40 years ago) had an old song about a fox and a man having an argument.

    CBÉS 0575

    Padna Morrissey

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  12. A Tactful Refusal

    CBÉS 0575

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  13. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    People used Irish and English in everyday speech up to recently.

    CBÉS 0575

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  14. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    Jim Grogan of Ardane was giving evidence before the land Court, 1900 or so. He was asked by the Commissioner, what kind of land he had.

    CBÉS 0575

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  15. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    One Daly from Ardane went to get a licence for his dog.

    CBÉS 0575

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  16. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    At a fair the owner of a sheep (a Glenman) recognised one that had been stolen from him.

    CBÉS 0575

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  17. Irish Tradition in the Glen of Aherlow

    In connection with smoking - réidhteoir piece of wire used for cleaning pipe.

    CBÉS 0575

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  18. Scéal Fíor

    CBÉS 0575

    Bean Uí Mheiscill, Jermiah Grogan

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  19. Another Travel Story

    CBÉS 0575

    Bean Uí Mheiscill, Jermiah Grogan

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    Two sheep-stealers, a tall man and a small, had completed their job in the Galtees.

    CBÉS 0575

    Bean Uí Mheiscill, Jermiah Grogan

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