Story

“Once upon a time a poor widow and her children were cutting turf on the bog.”

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Hugh Whitney, Mary Whitney

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Old Story

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Angela Reilly, Patrick Reilly

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Old Story

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James Kelly, Mary T. Kelly

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Old Story

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Hugh Whitney, Mary Whitney

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Story

“Once upon a time there lived two men.”

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Mary K. Reilly, Michael Reilly

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Story

“One time Irish Paddy was at war.”

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John Clarke, Michael J. Clarke

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Story

“One night a man was coming home from his visit.”

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Eugene O' Neill, Mary Ann Colreny

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Story

“Once upon a time there was a woodcutter and he was very poor.”

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Mary Ross, Pat Ross

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Story

“Once upon a time there lived a man named Manus Montgomery in Co. Leitrim.”

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Joseph Keenan, Patrick Reilly

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Weather-Lore

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Wille Prunty

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Old Cures

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Joe Keenen, Joe Milton, Patrick J. Bohan

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Digging Spudawn

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James Milton, Joseph Milton

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Old Sayings

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Ciss Bohan, Mary T. Kelly, Mary Whitney, Patrick J. Bohan

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Old Games

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Joe Milton, Mary Whitney

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Ghost and Good People

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Mary Thersa Kelly

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“There is a fort in Joe O'Neils field and the people that lived there before them had a jolly cow and every time they milked the cow a child would start to cry and a woman would say keep quiet the jolly cow will soon be milked as soon as she would be milke”

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Patrick J. Bohan

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(gan teideal)

“There is a black woman at John J. Casseless gate.”

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Joseph Milton

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(gan teideal)

“There is a house in Cloontubrid called willie Prunty's and a room in it is always locked because there is a ghost in it.”

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Nell Kirwin

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(gan teideal)

“There is a fort in our land at home there were alot of fairies seen in it long ago.”

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John Gray

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(gan teideal)

“There is a ghost at Dick Scully's near the bridge.”

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