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CBÉ 0548 (Cuid 3)

Imleabhar: CBÉ 0548 (Cuid 3)

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1938

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Uí Fhairchealláin, Co. Laoise

Teidil (68)

1. “When people die about here the people of the house leave the corpse for about one hour until the body is cold.”

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2. “Once there was a man coming home from Coolrain with two of his brothers.”

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3. “Long ago a ball of fire used to rise out of a Rath at Pluck's bridge and go up a certain height in the sky.”

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4. “If a person around here found a pot of gold he would be afraid to take it home until he would kill something...”

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5. “When a person is dying the priest is generally brought and anoints the person if not done beforehand.”

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6. “There are many different sicknesses such as scarlet ferver, pneumonia, and lots of other.”

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7. “The way the wake is in our country is when the person dies there is a wake...”

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8. “When a person gets sick the people in the house send for the priest. They prepare the bedroom and lay the table...”

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9. “There was a man one time and he would not get off the path for a priest that was coming walking to meet him.”

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10. “When anyone is dying around here the priest is brought to him and he is annointed. ”

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11. Stories

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12. “Many people die with diseases. When a man is dying his people send for the priest to annoint him.”

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13. “There was a woman long ago. She was bent and the people had to put big stones on her chest to straighten her.”

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14. A Drunken Man

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15. “When an old man is dying his friends send for the priest his confession is heard and he is annointed.”

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16. The Death of a Person

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17. “When a person is dying the priest is sent for. He hears the person his confession and annoints him.”

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18. “There were doctors long ago but they were not the same doctors as of the present day.”

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19. “When a person dies in a house it usually causes great sorrow and anxiety to his friends.”

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20. “Were there doctors long ago? Yes. What kind of schools did they go to?”

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21. “An old schoolmaster died in this parish. He was a native of a neighbouring county...”

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22. “There were doctors long ago. When you would have a sore on your face or arms or hands the doctor would let a leach...”

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23. “Long ago about seventy years there were no doctors but the people at that time trying to cure sores of their own.”

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24. The Coffin was too Small

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25. “A mare when taken away from her foal pines and cries and frets for it.”

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26. “The bell in our catholic church rings for many different occasions.”

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27. “Two young men from Rathdowney fell out with their parents and started for Birr barracks.”

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28. “About seventy years ago, there were no doctors, but the young people were trying to cure sores of their own.”

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29. “Two men were going along the road one day. They saw a priest coming which they knew had plenty of money.”

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30. “There was a man coming home from Borris in Osory and a priest overtook him on the road...”

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31. “Coffins are made out of elm and oak.”

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32. “Once upon a time there was a priest in Camross. He used to say mass in Killenure.”

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33. “The coffin can be made out of oak, elm, or deal.”

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34. “Once upon a time there was a Guard's Barrack in Buclareigh.”

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35. “The first thing that is done when a person dies is after an hour after death the person is laid out in a habit...”

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36. Stories

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37. The Sting of a Wasp

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38. “Queen Victoria was once coming to Ireland and a shop-boy in Dublin got a roll of silk and when she was getting...”

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39. “Long ago people used to fast and pray in the chapel till very late.”

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40. “The Indians when they are born they weep and cry because they believe that they come into the world for hardship...”

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41. “There was a man who had corn to cut and there was a moon at night.”

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42. Stories

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43. Story

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44. Story

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45. How Despard Got his Name

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46. Story

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47. Story

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48. Story

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49. Story

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50. Story

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51. Story

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52. “One night a man was rambling in a house that people were after having. There was another man living in it.”

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53. Story

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54. “Long ago it was in the Harvest time a man went to confession in the night and the priest was gone...”

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55. Story

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56. Stories

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57. “Once upon a time there was a man coming home from rambling he heard a terrible noise like horses and a harrow...”

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58. “One night a man was going home from rambling he was going across a field He was getting over a gate he saw a...”

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59. “Once upon a time there was a man he was very well off. He would never marry he always milked his own cows.”

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60. “There was a man one time and he used to stay out alte at night playing cards.”

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61. Story

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62. Story

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63. Story

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64. “Once upon a time there was a pot of gold in Rosnacreena.”

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65. Story

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66. “There is a monument tree in Camross about six perches east of the school... [?]”

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67. “There was a shebeen around Moll Joe's Hill, near Roscrea, long ago.”

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68. “When a person dies an old black coat is hung outside on the wall of the house or tree.”

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