Local Ruins

CBÉS 0396

Mrs Dwyer, Patrick Dwyer

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Religious Stories

CBÉS 0396

Mrs Dwyer, Patrick Dwyer

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Historical Tradition

CBÉS 0396

Mrs Dwyer, Patrick Dwyer

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Strange Animals

CBÉS 0396

John Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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“Once (night) upon a time there lived a priest...”

CBÉS 0542

Michael Buckley, Mrs Dwyer

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Funny Stories

CBÉS 0552

Mrs Dwyer, Nora Dwyer

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Funny Stories

CBÉS 0562

Michael O' Dwyer, Mr A. Fox, Mrs Dwyer, Mrs Fox, Reina O' Dwyer

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Old Cures

CBÉS 0567D

Helen Dillon, Mrs Dwyer

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Strange Animals

CBÉS 0574

Baby Joe Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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Old Crafts

CBÉS 0732

Mrs Dwyer, Teresa Dullaghan

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An Old Woman's Prayer

CBÉS 0845

Denis Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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Story

CBÉS 0848

Bridie Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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Ghost Story

CBÉS 0848

Bridie Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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Richard Butler

CBÉS 0848

Bridie Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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“Once upon a time there lived a Lady named Kitty Murphy and she had crutches. She came to the well St John's day to get the use of her legs.”

CBÉS 0863

Bridie Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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Fairy-Man Griffin

CBÉS 0864

Lily Power, Mrs Dwyer

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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.”

CBÉS 0869

M. Grady, Mrs Dwyer

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A Funny Story

CBÉS 0886

Kathleen Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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St David's Well

CBÉS 0886

Kathleen Dwyer, Mrs Dwyer

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“There was a rath in my father's field in Ballynock.”

CBÉS 0903

Bridie M. Rourke, Mrs Dwyer

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