Fairies

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Kitty Gannon, Peggy Nolan

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Fairies - The Origin of the Name ''Haw-haw Wall''

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Desmond O' Leary, Mr O' Leary

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Peter Walsh and the Fairies

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Mr J. Morris, Patrick Sinnott

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Lanty Lowry and the Fairies' Rath

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Mr J. Morris, Patrick Sinnott

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Stories of the Leipreachán or Fairies

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Stories of the Leipreachán or Fairies

“There is a story told about a man from this parish who was walking one Summer morning and he saw a Lepreachán...”

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The Dead Coach - Fairies

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Seán Ó Murchadha

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The Dead Coach - Fairies

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P. Ó Riain

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Fairies

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Miss Loughnan

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Belief in Fairies

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Forts and Fairies

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Mr John Bolger, Walter Thompkins, William J. Smith

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The Fairies

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James Dempsey, Mrs M. Dempsey

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Fairies

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Dick Nugent

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Fairies

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Geramiah Morrissey

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Fairies

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G. Morrissey

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(gan teideal)

“There are many places in this district which fairies are supposed to inhabit...”

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David Mc Dermott

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Yarns About Fairies

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William Carroll

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“Once upon a time there was an old rath in which there used to be fairies.”

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Joseph Bradley, Kitty Bradley

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The Farmer's Wife whom the Fairies Took

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Walter Clare

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“Fairies dwelt in raths or in places where there was a thick growth of blackthorns...”

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Pat Hennessey

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