Na Páirceanna Atá Againn

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Focail Ghaeilge a Chualas sa Bhaile

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Story

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“There is a blessed well in Moyrhee about two miles from Tubber school.”

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“St. Brigid's Eve is on the 31st January every year.”

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“Near where I live there is a blessed well called Tubbereendoney.”

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The Banshee

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“About one hundred years ago the farmers around here used to sow a lot of wheat.”

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“Long ago the people of Ireland had different food from what they have now.”

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“When the hay is cut in the Summer time the sheep are put in to fatten in the after-grass.”

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“The other night my father told me a funny story about a man who lived in Conolly in the West of Clare.”

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“There is a lake in Bunnahow.”

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“The old people had a cure for a burn on the face.”

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“If a horse's breast got skinned from a bad collar the old people had a cure for it.”

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“Once there was a giant living in a cave near the Burren mountains.”

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“There was a man living in this part of the country long ago who used to make his living by making whips and selling them at the markets at Gort and Ennis.”

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“Fidane castle is about a quarter of a mile from our house.”

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“There is a graveyard called Teampall na Deirce in this parish.”

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