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“There was a man and he lived near the sea.”

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Brigid Sullivan

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“A man heard music in a house one night he went in to the house.”

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Brigid Sullivan

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“There was too brothers and they were very great with one another.”

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“One magpie is for bad luck and two is for good luck.”

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“On May eve they put may pole around the churn.”

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“Long ago the people used have stirabout for their supper.”

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Mermaids

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Brigid Sullivan, Mr Dan Kelly, Mrs Dan Kelly

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Severe Weather

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Brigid Sullivan, John Forde, Michael Moore, Patrick Dunne

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Bird-Lore

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Brigid Sullivan

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Local Cures

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Brigid Sullivan

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Local Cures

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Brigid Sullivan, Gretta Butler

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Home-Made Toys - Dolls

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Brigid Sullivan

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Games I Play

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Brigid Sullivan

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Our Holy Wells

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Brigid Sullivan

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Herbs

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Brigid Sullivan

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Proverbs

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Brigid Sullivan

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The Care of Our Farm Animals

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Brigid Sullivan

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Stories of the Holy Family

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Brigid Sullivan

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