Bay Lough

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John Houlihan, Peg Duggan

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The Grey Horse of Tourin

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Carl O' Leary, Michael Walsh

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In Ballysaggart there lived three landlords . . .

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Thomas Conway, Tom O' Donnell

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The Dog's Gap

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John O' Driscoll, Lawerance Kiely

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“Another of the Ussher Kielys saw a man crossing his land . . .”

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Tom Conway, Tom O' Donnell

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Scéal

“There lived near Lismore a poor woman Mrs Foley. One night she was up late sewing and three women who had been dead fours years came in and sat down at the fire.”

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John Moynihan, Patrick Moynihan

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Moll Dunlea and Father Sheehy

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Thomas Conway, Tom O' Donnell

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Petticoat Loose

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James Cullen, Mrs Kiely

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A Story of Dromana

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Fachtna O' Donovan, Mrs Crotty

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The Ghost Hounds of Headborough

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Carl O' Leary

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How Petticoat Loose was Banished

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James Cullen

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West Waterford Factions

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Carl O' Leary, Owen Keefe

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West Waterford Factions

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Mr L. Kiely, Thomas Conway

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West Waterford Factions - The Barrons and the O'Mearas

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Patrick Moynihan

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“The above is a photograph of an old pike-head.”

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George Mc Grath, P. Moynihan

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“The above is a photograph of an old spear-head.”

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T. Conway

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Scéal

“When Tadhg was on the gallows in Waterford to be hung he asked was there any man from Tour here.”

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John Duggan, John Houlihan

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A Story of Dromana

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Tom Roche

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“One day a woman was down catching small fry with a bucket and a rope tied to it.”

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Thomas Mc Carthy, Tom Kean

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Faction Fighting at the Cats

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Mr Tom O' Donnell, Thomas Conway

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