Hidden Treasure

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Johanna Curtin

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Hidden Treasure

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Johanna Curtin

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Arts and Crafts

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Mary Doyle

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Funny Stories

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Johanna Curtin

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(gan teideal)

“One night there was a servant-girl lighting a candle at the fire, and she couldn't light it with the coal of fire.”

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Mrs Mary Doyle

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“There was a man and he used be stealing potatoes from his brother who was a farmer.”

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Mrs. Margaret Doyle

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Signs of the Weather

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Paddy Doyle

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Stories of the Fairies

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Mrs Lyons

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Ghost Stories

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Mary Doyle

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Ghost Stories

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Mrs Margaret Lyons

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Stories of the Fairies

CBÉS 0405

Gerald Doyle, Mrs M. Doyle

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Funny Stories

CBÉS 0866

Gerald Doyle, James Doyle

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My Home District

CBÉS 0866

Gerald Doyle, James Doyle

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The Local Forges

CBÉS 0866

Gerald Doyle, James Doyle

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The Care of the Farm Animals

CBÉS 0919

Gerald Doyle, Mr Doyle

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Hurling and Football

CBÉS 0919

Gerald Doyle, Mr P. Doyle

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(gan teideal)

“If a person robbed a nest he would would get sore hands.”

CBÉS 1126

Gerald Doyle, Mary Doyle

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Toys and Playthings

CBÉS 1126

Gerald Doyle, Mary Doyle

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Lore of Certain Days

CBÉS 1126

Gerald Doyle, Mary Doyle

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“There was an old woman coming lodging to my grandmother's when she was about six years.”

CBÉS 1126

Gerald Doyle, Mary Doyle

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