List of Irish Words That Have Been Adopted into English Speech in Kilbehenry

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Sites of Historic Interest in the Locality

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Ancient Roads

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Local Industries That Have Disappeared

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Hedge-Schools

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Agricultural and Industrial Implements and Household Utensils No Longer Used

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Ruling Irish Family in the District Before the Establishment of English Power

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Local Estate

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Faction Fights

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Folk Cures and Charms

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Legends Connected with Local Monuments

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Existence of a Rare Valuable Rock

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“One morning in April in the year 1922 I was going to my work in Mitchelstown.”

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Paul O Connor

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“About 40 years ago my grandfather and another man had a contract taken of making drains in the Galtee Mountains.”

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Paul O Connor

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“There was a man coming from Mitchelstown one night about eleven oclock with a load of timber.”

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Eily O Sullivan

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“Once upon a time there lived a man and a woman. They had no family so they had to work very hard.”

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Margaret Noonan

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(gan teideal)

“There was a man working in a house in this parish. He was sleeping in a settle in the kitchen.”

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Peg Fitzgerald

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(gan teideal)

“There was in Kinbehenny a man who went for a long journey by train.”

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Peg Fitzgerald

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Josie Coshe

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(gan teideal)

“There were once a showmaker and his wife. They went to bed one night.”

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Mary Kate O' Brien

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