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“In the early part of the nineteenth century a family named O'Shea resided at the foot of Slievenamon near Cloneen.”

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Mr Whyte

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“There was a man going to be hanged in Kilkenny jail one time,”

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Mr Tobin

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“One day there was a very old witch sitting outside her door minding three pots of porridge which she was cooling.”

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Mr Lonergan

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“A certain woman who was drunk swore on Fr Sheehy.”

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Mr Lonergan

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“A man named Clear lived in Kilbury about 1730.”

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Mr Lonergan

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“Many years ago there was a man living in Ballyrennan, Drangan named Tadg Maher.”

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Mr Hall

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“The Castle of Drangan was built in Norman times.”

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Mr Hall

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“There was a castle and corn mill in Ballylusky.”

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Mr Hall

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“In Lismullen there is a cast and bawne.”

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Mr Hall

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“About two miles from Mullinahone in a place called Poulacapple there is an old well which is lined with stone.”

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Mrs Hanly

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Hedge-Schools

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Mr Hall

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The Old House in the Glen

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Mr Hall

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Old Stories

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Mr M. Dunne

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“There is a field in Claran Cloneen it is called the Lios.”

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Mr J. Halloran

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“A gentleman entered an asylum one day.”

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Mr M. Egan

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“It was on the night of the 19th of November that the burning of Ballynatten took place.”

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Miss K. Keating

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“There was a minister living in Kilvemnon.”

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Mr J. Denny

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“A terrible calamity befell this country in 1846 and 1847.”

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Miss K. Magner

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Wakes

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John Maguire

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Superstitions

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Mrs Hanly

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