Story of Bayswell

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M. Grady

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“Long ago there used to be a pattern in Cork on Michaelmas Day.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“One day there was a fair in Bawn and a fight rose between the Bayswell men and another crowd.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“There used a dead woman named Petticoat Lucy haunt Fertagh trying to hard the people.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“In John Bowes rath Oisín's gold is said to be buried a good few years ago people named Morrisey dreamt there was gold there.”

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M. Grady, Margaret Dwyer

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Riddles

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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Scéal na hÁite

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“There was a bad landlord named Ellis near Templetuohy. A man named Gleeson shot him.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“There was a man in County Kilkenny who was a Catholic and he turned Protestant and married.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“A man named Cody lived in Kavanagh's Castle.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“There was a landlord named Keating who lived in Woodsgift. He evicted all the Graine tenants.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“There was a landlord in Violet Hill who evicted the tenants.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“In olden times the fairies used to carry off people. They carried off a lovely girl.”

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M. Grady, Margaret Dwyer

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“One night a man was coming home across a bog. He lost his way and fell into a bog hole and was drowned.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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“There was a tree in the County Tipperary and a voice used to be heard saying "Cá raghainn?" when someone was passing.”

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M. Grady, Mrs Dwyer

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“There was a woman living in Fertagh and she was fond of stealing.”

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M. Dwyer, M. Grady

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