Ballindoon

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John O Neill, Mr Quinn

Baile an Dúin, Co. na Gaillimhe

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Shipwrecks

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John O' Neill, Mr Quinn

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Mo Cheantar Féin

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John O' Neill

An Aill Bhreac, Co. na Gaillimhe

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My Village

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Bina O' Neill, John O Neill

Iomaire Claí Thoir, Co. na Gaillimhe

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A Famous Person

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Bina O' Neill, John O Neill

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“About two miles from Dromahair in Kilcoosey there is a Lough called the "Blind Lough".”

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John O' Neill, Thomas Mc Goldrick

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“There wasn't a better doing man in all Leitrim or the next county to it than Billy Brogen.”

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Dan Carty, John O' Neill

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The Farmer Shooting the Rabbits

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John O' Neill, Thomas O' Neill

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Folktale Told by a Rambler

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John Egan, John O Neill

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Festival Customs

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John O Neill, Mrs O Neill

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Crafts

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John O' Neill, Mrs O' Neill

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The Lord of Benbo

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John O' Neill, Mrs O' Neill

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Pond on Benbo Mountain

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John O' Neill, Mrs O' Neill

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Story

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John O' Neill, Thomas O' Neill

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O'Rourke's Hidden Treasures

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John O' Neill, Thomas O' Neill

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“The food in Ireland has changed completely now compared with what it was long ago. Long ago the food used in Ireland was potatoes.”

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John O Neill

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“Long ago the football matches use to be played differently to what they are now. In olden times twenty-one players used to play on each team.”

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John O Neill

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“Long ago in Ireland travelling people were highly respected. The travelling people long ago were very much more honest than what they are now and on that account they were never seen sleeping out of doors.”

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John O Neill

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“A churchyard is a small strip of land where human beings are buried. There is four churchyards in this district.”

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John O Neill

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Buried Treasure

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Jimmy O' Neill, John O' Neill

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