(gan teideal)
“One night a woman and her son were sitting by the fire and the woman asked him why was he not going to bed.”
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Anne Gill, Mrs Gill
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(gan teideal)
“There was a man living near this locality and his name was Mick Malone and he would go every night to play cards to Jhon(sic.) Hughes' house.”
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Michael English, Tom Stafford
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“There was a crock of gold hidden in a rath near my house.”
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John Culleton, Patsy Wall
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“There was a man one time in this locality and he went to the town of New Ross.”
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James Doyle, Martin O Sullivan
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“There was a man living in this parish and his name was Peter Cullen.”
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Joseph Dumphy, Walter Butler
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“In the Parish of Cushinstown years ago the priest was called out one night on a sick call and when he came to a certain gate...”
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Thomas Brennan, Thomas Power
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“There is a style in Faree and it was said that ten yards from this style there was a crock of gold under a flat stone.”
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Frank Doyle, Tom Power
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“There was man one time in this parish and he was very fond of playing cards and he used to go every night...”
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Walter Butler, Willy Mac Donald
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“There was once a Protestant house in Newbawn parish and it was said to be haunted.”
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John Doran, Patrick Banville
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“There was a man named Richard Murphy coming from a certain house in Kilbraney and it was about 12 o'clock at night.”
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John Stafford, William Monaghan
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“There was a loot of gold hid under the step of the door of the castle of Newbawn.”
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Michael Dillon
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“There was a man one time in the parish of Clongeen and he was very fond of playing cards in public-houses.”
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Martin O Sullivan, Patrick Fitzhenry
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“There was a man in Old Ross and his name was Patrick Carty.”
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Bryan Power, Thomas Power
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“There was a man living in a little house in Ballyshannon and he was very fond of drink and his name was Maurice Kehoe.”
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Walter Butler, Willy Mac Donald
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“There was a man coming home one night from Park by the name of Jim Shannon.”
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Henry Donovan, John Culleton
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“Long ago there lived an old woman in Newcastle who used to attend and nurse all the sick people of her neighbourhood.”
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James White, Nellie White
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“There was a man living in this parish and his name was John Furlong and he was very poor.”
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Joseph Dumphey, Walter Butler
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“There were a woman and a man living near this locality long ago and their names were Martin and Mary Doyle.”
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Mr P. Power, Thomas Stafford
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“There was a man living in this parish and he had plenty of gold and he had it buried in the garden at the back of the house.”
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Walter Butler, Willy Mac Donald
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(gan teideal)
“Long ago there lived an old man by the name of Mick Cullen.”
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James White, Nellie White
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