The Fairies

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Molly Andrews

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Hidden Treasure

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Mr N. Mc Grath, Patrick Mc Grath

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Superstitious Beliefs in Ardcath

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Molly Andrews

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The Hedge-Schools Long Ago

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Kevin Mc Grath, Nicholas Mc Grath

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Opinion of William Bellew Regarding Old Chapel in the Village of Ardcath - Now a National School

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James J. Dunican

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“A hairy maggot sewn up in red flannel and hung about the neck cures Whooping Cough.”

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P. Harford

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The Big Wind of 1903

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Molly Andrews, Thomas Andrews

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(gan teideal)

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Cathleen Hamilton, Mrs Hamilton

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Extract from Down Survey Distribution Book

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“The Fair of Ardcath was held on the seventh of May. The Fair green belonged to Kelly's.”

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Alice Lee, Mrs Dunne

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“This fair was rather like an 'Aonach' as it was regarded as a holiday in the district and people came from the surrounding districts for "divarshion".”

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J. J. D.

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Houses and Population

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“Jack McCormack's grandfather was walking from the Rath where he lived (near where James Mullin now lives)...”

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John Mc Cormack

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Lines Written on Aspel's Funeral

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Patrick Harford

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“In 1930 there was a very wet Summer and the only day for haymaking was 12th October (Sunday)”

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Patrick Harford

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Dedication of the New Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Ardcath

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J. J. Dunican, Molly Murphy

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The Houses Here Long Ago

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Names of the Fields Around My Townland

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Ard Catha, Co. na Mí

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A Story

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Dolly Whearity

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A Story

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Dolly Whearity

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