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  1. Religious Stories

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    Mr J. Drury

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  2. Religious Stories

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    Maeve Turbitt, Mr J. Hannon

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  3. Religious Stories

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  4. Religious Stories

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    Mrs Shannon

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  5. Religious Stories

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    Lena Martin, Mr M. Kielty

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  6. Place Names

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    Mary C. Ewings, Mr P. Martin

    Mainistir na Búille, Co. Ros Comáin

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  7. Place Names

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    Mr James Kearns

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  8. Place Names

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    Annie Drury, Mrs K. O' Keeffe

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  9. Leipreachán Stories

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    Annie Drury, Mr P. Martin

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  10. Leipreachán Stories

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    Maureen Conway, Mr P. Mc Donagh

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  11. Leipreachán Stories

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    Maureen Conway, Mrs T. Tiernan

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  12. (gan teideal)

    Many years ago the mermaid always foretold a drowning by appearing on the shores of "Lough na Lábé" which is situated in the townland of Threen.

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    Maureen Conway, Mr J. Hannon

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  13. (gan teideal)

    It is said that there is a mermaid in Lough Key and that she was seen on several occasions long ago sitting on the shore combing her hair before a drowning occurred in Lough Key.

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    Maureen Conway, Mrs Kielty

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  14. (gan teideal)

    Long ago there was supposed to be a leipreachán living in Annagh, a district which adjoins my district.

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    Aine O' Keeffe, Miss Elizabeth Mc Dermottroe

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  15. (gan teideal)

    The was supposed to be a mermaid living in Lough Key. Long ago she could be seen sitting on a rock on the shore, every day, combing her lovely, long, fair curly hair, but if she saw any human being coming near she would dive into the water again.

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    Aine O' Keeffe, Mrs K. O' Keeffe

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  16. (gan teideal)

    Long, long years ago the leipreachán was supposed to be seen in a...

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    Aine O' Keeffe, J. Hannon

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  17. Superstitions

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    Aine O' Keeffe, Mrs J. Mc Loughlin

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  18. Superstitions

    When a person cuts his hair he should not burn it or he will have to pick it out of the fire on the last day.

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    Aine O' Keeffe, Mrs B. Carney

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  19. Severe Weather

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    Aine O' Keeffe, Mr P. Martin

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  20. Severe Weather

    Many snow, rain and thunder storms occurred, but there are a few in particular whose dates shall always be remembered.

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    Aine O' Keeffe, Miss Elizabeth Mc Dermott

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