Further Old Stories - How Captain Fetherston Got the Name Fetherstonhough

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Mrs Casserly

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The Story of Father Swords

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Michael Keeffe

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The Priest and the Devil

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James Lyons, Thomas Waters

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Folklore of Moate Castle

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Story

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Vera Smith

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A Story

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Mary T. Duffy

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Incidental Remarks Relative to Folklore

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Liam P. Mac Coiligh

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Spirits

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Edward O' Toole, James O' Toole

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The Priest and the Spirit

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Mrs Gallaher

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Story

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Patrick Rogers

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A Fairy Story

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James Healon, Joseph Carroll

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(gan teideal)

“A few years ago there was a young man who did something wrong...”

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Emily Scully

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“Long ago there resided in Strawberry Hill House...”

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Gerard Mc Intyre, William Mc Intyre

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“Long ago there lived a Protestant man. ...”

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Mrs Bowen, Teresa Dooley

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Story

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Theresa Daly

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The Priest and Mr Knox

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Siobhan Cuddihy

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Ghost Stories

“Once there lived in Redbog an old woman whose husband was dying.”

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Old Stories

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Mr James Mythen, Teresa Mythen

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A Story - This Happened in the County Wexford

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John Grace

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Hornicks and the Priest Fr Doyle

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John Shea, Mary L. Hughes

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