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“Once there was a hare and no one could shoot him...”

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J. Neary, Lillie Neary

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“One night a man was coming home from rambling and he heard music and dancing and saw lights outside a house.”

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E. Neary, Lillie Neary

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“Once there was a well and no one was allowed to take water from it or to dirty it.”

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J. Neary, Lillie Neary

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Marriage Customs

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Lillie Neary, M. Neary

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Fairy Stories

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Lillie Neary, Mrs Geelan

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“In a house owned by Paddy Kelly, Corrislira none of the family could stay up after midnight.”

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Lillie Neary, Mrs T. Geelan

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“In the same townland of Corrigeen also there lived a family called Flanangan.”

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Lillie Neary, Mrs Tom Geelan

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“A family named Conroy lived in the townland of Annagh about two miles from Strokestown.”

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Lillie Neary, Mrs Tom Geelan

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