The Closed Room of Castlelackan

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Kathleen Lynn, Mary Walshe

Caisleán Leacan, Co. Mhaigh Eo

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“One time, in the middle of the day, a woman who lived in this district, was out plucking cabbage for the dinner.”

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Girlie Walshe, Mary Walshe

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Old Crafts - Weaving

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Mary Walshe, Mrs Quirke

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Our Holy Wells

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Mary Walshe, Mrs E. Quirke

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Weather-Lore

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Mary Walshe, Mrs Quirke

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Bird-Lore

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Mary Walshe, Mrs Quirke

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Petty Coat Lewis - Her Misdeeds - Her Penances

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Mary Walshe, Patrick Williams, William Neill

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“In the olden times people ate potatoes three times a day. If they had no the spuds they would eat yellow-meal.”

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Mary Walshe

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Preparation of Ground in Olden Times

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Mary Walshe

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Landlords - Evictions

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Mary Walshe

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Lord Kingston

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Mary Walshe

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“Another landlord was Lord Lismore whose property is now owned by General Pole carew.”

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Mary Walshe

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May Eve Customs and Pishogues

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Mary Walshe

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Great Mowers - Strong Men - Other Trials

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Mary Walshe

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Great Mowers - Strong Men - Other Trials

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Mary Walshe

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Great Mowers - Strong Men - Other Trials

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Mary Walshe

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Butter

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Mary Walshe

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Butter

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Mary Walshe

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Rats and Weasels

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Mary Walshe

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A Pocupine Milks Cow

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Mary Walshe

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