Hidden Treasure - Aylroe Bridge

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Michael Reidy, Tom Creahan

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Hidden Treasure - Aylroe Hill

“Three nights in succession a man named Culligan of Shanhea who was in America dreamed that there was gold hidden in Aylroe Hill.”

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John Mac Mahon, Michael Reidy

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MacNamara's Fort

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John Mac Mahon, Thomas Normoyle

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O'Dea's Fort

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John Mac Mahon, Thomas Normoyle

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Hollaran's Field

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Delia Houlihan, Michael Mann

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Morgan's Hill

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John Ronan, Michael Mann

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John Quin's Fort

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Laura Taylor, Patrick Kenny

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Sacred Vessels

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John O' Neill, Laura Taylor

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Houlihan's Fort

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Bridie Dundon, Michael Houlihan

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Funny Stories - Erribul Fort

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Malcolm Cunningham, Michael Reidy

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The Enchanted Hare

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Michael Reidy, Mr Michael Reidy

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The Churn

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Michael Reidy, Mrs Mac Mahon

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The Dead Boy

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Michael Reidy, Patrick Ronan

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Inch House

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Michael Mann, Mrs Mann

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The Island Boat

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Michael Mann, Mrs Mann

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“One night when two or three men were coming home from a dance in Ryan.”

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John O' Neill, Michael Mann

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“Long ago there was a man going around pretending to be able to cure sick people”

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Michael Mann, Patrick Breen

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The Cricket's Funeral

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Mrs Mac Mahon, Thomas Cunningham

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“There was a man living in Gortglass and he was going to dances every night”

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James Mac Mahon, Thomas Cunningham

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“One day a man of the Conways was fishing in Gortglass”

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John Mac Mahon, Thomas Cunningham

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