(gan teideal)

“In the year 1860 in Woodford, Co. Galway, in the townland of Gerrygill, two men named Mahon and Moran lived.”

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David Hickey, Kathleen Abberton

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“In a country house recently, in the village of Clonmoylan one long winter night, a man by the name of Patrick Tully told a story ...”

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Marie Porter, Patrick Tully

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The Potato Crop

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Marie Porter

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Biddy Early

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Michael Slattery

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The Potato Crop

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Roderick Kemple

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The Eviction of Saunders

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Mary Kemple

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Biddy Early

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Kathleen Abberton

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Biddy Early

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Winifred Sullivan

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Biddy Early

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Michael Slattery

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Names of Fields

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An tSraith, Co. na Gaillimhe

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Hedge-Schools

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Rita Porter

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(gan teideal)

“If a person was receiving a clutch of eggs for a present they would give a penny to the person not to take the luck of the eggs from that person”

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Mary Kemple

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May Day

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Marie Porter

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(gan teideal)

“The cuckoo comes in April”

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Birdie Mc Mahon

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The Tailor

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Marie Porter

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St Martin's Day

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Kathleen Abberton

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(gan teideal)

“It was said that the Willy Wagtail showed the jews where Our Lord was.”

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Mary Kemple

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A Song about the Eviction

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The Forge

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(gan teideal)

“It is unlucky to let anything fall coming out of the chapel ...”

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