Ancient Prayer to the Blessed Virgin (Translated from the Irish of the 8th Century)

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Miss Margret Hanrahan

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“When my grandfather was a boy he was crossing the fields one moon-light night”

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John Brennan

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A Funny Story

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Mary Galavan, Mrs Galavan

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An Old Story

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Mr Thomas Hanrahan

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An Old Story

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Micheál Ó h Anrannan

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Other Stories

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Michael Hanrahan

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“There was once a rich man who had an ugly nose.”

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Catherine Galavan, Mrs Galavan

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“Once upon a time an old man was married to a young woman.”

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L. Williams, Thomas Hanrahan

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Hidden Treasure

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Michael Hanrahan

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“Once there lived in the Parish of Inistioge, a man known as Freyne The Robber.”

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Bean Uí Galabháin, Máire Ní Galabhán

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“Old people say there are several crocks of gold hidden in Brandon-hill.”

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James Cuddihy, Margaret Mahon

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Olden Cures

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Johanna Walsh

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“Once upon a time an old couple lived in a small thatched house in Sallybog near Graigue.”

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Michael Hanrahan

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The Story of the Bean Bán

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Mrs Flynn, Teresa Flynn

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“There is a legend told of a woman who lived in Ballylogue hundreds of years ago down on the marshes.”

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Mary Nolan

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“The old people around Ballylogue would tell you that around the marshes some where near the house two men were cutting hay.”

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Mary Nolan

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“There was a black hound supposed to be seen in olden times. between Ballylogue and Grange.”

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Mary Nolan

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“The old people would tell you that a headless coach was often seen around Cool.”

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Mary Nolan

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Ruins in Grange

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Mary Nolan

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“The most notable man in the Rower about the period of which we are writing was a man named William Shea.”

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James Bolger, Joanna Walsh

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