Stories

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David French, Kitty French

Tigh na Carraige, Co. Loch Garman

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“A soldier from Co. Wexford went to Norway. He met a man in some part of Norway.”

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Brian Power, Kitty French

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“There's an ould castle in Mr Ennis's field in Newbawn.”

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Brian Power, Kitty French

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“There's a small garden which is called the Bullawn belongin to Mr. Power.”

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David French, Kitty French

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“There was a man named Crawford, an' he was workin' at Boydes o Bannow.”

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David French, Kitty French

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“There was a man an' he lived in this localty wan time. The divel a wan could frighten him.”

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David French, Kitty French

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“Two men were walking to a cross road wan Summer evenin', an' when they were passin' by Carrigbyrne rock gate a hedge-hog...”

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David French, Kitty French

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“I remember a little shop over near the Alley just where Paddy Mc Gee is livin' now, it's eighty years ago since it was there...”

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James L. Doyle, Kitty French

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“Did you ever hear about the hussian that was killed down here in the Meehan Lane.”

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Kitty French, Mrs Curtis

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“Raheenvarren is the name of my home district. It is situated in the County of Wexford and in the Barony of Bantry.”

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Kitty French

Ráth Uí Bhearáin, Co. Loch Garman

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“Me Aunt Nelly often tould me all about the burnin' of Scullabogue barn.”

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James L. Doyle, Kitty French

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“I suppose you often heard of the woman in Garranstacle that killed the Hussian, its in Fr. Kavanagh's history.”

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James L. Doyle, Kitty French

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“I suppose you often heard tell o' Ned Hayden of Old Ross, an' all the quare things he used to do.”

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Kitty French, Mrs Curtis

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“There was a young man livin around here wan time. He didn't mind grabbin' a few things when he'd be hungry an odd time.”

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David French, Kitty French

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“There was a man be the name o' Patsy Connors from this parish, an he was in Taghmon wan day.”

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Kitty French, Mrs French

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“There was a man workin' at Bob Fitzharris's (where Lar Doyle is livin' now) wan time.”

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David French, Kitty French

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“There was a man comin' from a fair wan day. He had fifty miles to travel.”

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Henry Condon, Kitty French

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“There is a field near Maylerspark. There is a path in the middle of it.”

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John Doyle, Kitty French

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“There was a man in Cassagh some years ago that ploughed a rath.”

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John Doyle, Kitty French

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“There was a priest in Rathgarogue be the name of Father Bolger, and of course all the farmers used to send him oats and...”

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John French, Kitty French

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