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The Main Manuscript Collection

This collection includes every aspect of the Irish oral tradition. New volumes are added on a regular basis. More information

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  1. Béaloideas (From Little Cullenstown)

    CBÉ 0189

    Lore

    Mrs Carroll

  2. (no title)

    “Long ago there was an English man touring in the County Wexford...”

    CBÉ 0220

    Lore

  3. Amhrán - Caitlín Triall

    CBÉ 0406

    Song

    19 Lúnasa 1937

    Pádraig Ó Cruadhlaoich

  4. Béaloideas ó Bhaile Dhubh, Co. Phort Láirge

    CBÉ 0406

    Lore

    19 Lúnasa 1937

    Mrs Martin Aherne

  5. Pronunciation

    CBÉ 0407

    Lore

  6. (no title)

    “Extract from an article I wrote when making a collection of Irish words...”

    CBÉ 0407

    Lore

  7. Roisc Chatha

    CBÉ 0407

    Lore

  8. (no title)

    “There was an auld woman around Cullenstown by the name of Mary Kehoe...”

    CBÉ 0437

    Lore

    Samhain 1937

    Johny Hayes

  9. Light

    CBÉ 0437

    Lore

    1937

    Tom Neill

  10. Light

    CBÉ 0437

    Lore

    1937

    Tom Neill

  11. Black Dog

    CBÉ 0437

    Lore

    1937

    Tom Neill

  12. Slevoy

    CBÉ 0437

    Lore

    Nollaig 1937

    Johny Hayes

    Sliabh Bhuí, Co. Loch Garman

  13. Ballyclomock, Kelly's Ráith

    CBÉ 0437

    Lore

    Nollaig 1937

    Johny Hayes

    Baile Chleamac, Co. Loch Garman

  14. Good Eaters

    CBÉ 0520

    Lore

    Meitheamh 1938

    Johny Hayes

  15. Ventriloquist

    CBÉ 0520

    Lore

    Meitheamh 1938

    Johny Hayes

  16. Stealing Apples

    CBÉ 0520

    Lore

    Meitheamh 1938

    Johny Hayes

  17. A Right Mower

    CBÉ 0520

    Lore

    Meitheamh 1938

    Séamas de Faoite

  18. Faggots

    CBÉ 0520

    Lore

    Meitheamh 1938

    Séamas de Faoite

  19. Beannacht

    CBÉ 0520

    Lore

    Meitheamh 1938

    Séamas de Faoite

  20. (no title)

    “I often heard the old people say that a murderer always sleeps with his eyes open.”

    CBÉ 0520

    Lore

    Meitheamh 1938

    Séamas de Faoite