Local Fairs

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James Clarke, James Wynne, Séamus Ó Gaothín

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A Story

“There was once a lad and he was very poor so he went out looking for work.”

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James Clarke, James Ormsby

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A Story

“There was once a man coming from Ballina late at night.”

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James Clarke, Nellie Moran

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A Story

“There was once a lad passing by Shraheen School one night on horseback.”

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Annie Brogan, James Clarke

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Famine Times

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James Clarke, Kevin Curnan

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Hidden Treasure

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Weather-Lore

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Weight Throwers

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Dancers

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Good Jumpers

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Dancers

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Marriage Customs

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Travelling Folk

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Fairy Forts

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Old Ruins

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Local Roads

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James Clarke, John Clarke

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Buildings

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James Clarke, Lary Dooley

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Funny Stories

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James Clarke

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(gan teideal)

“In Fagens at night they have to leave a lamp lit all night, because if they did not the chairs tables and stools will start dancing round the room.”

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James Clarke

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Poetry

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James Clarke, Mr J. Mc Cormack

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