Superstition

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Stories

“Once there lived in Bellharbour a boy whom the fairies used to accompany.”

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Story

“There were devotions in a church one evening and there were two certain boys going there.”

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A Story

“There lived in Dublin long ago a Princess, and when she died her people put her into the coffin with all her jewels and dresses.”

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Superstitions

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Riddles

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Customs and Wakes and Funerals

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Marriage Customs of Long Ago

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Irish Place Names

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School Games

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School Games

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Charms

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Seanfhocail

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The Stone in Clare

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A Story

“There was once a man who was very fond of fowling in the night.”

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A Story

“There was a man coming from Athenry one night very late.”

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Story

“There was once a man ploughing in a certain gardan in Aran and he ploughed up a pot of gold.”

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Story

“One night about twelve years ago my uncle Martin and two other men were coming from Kinvara.”

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A Story

“There was once a man living in Californa who had a great desire for money.”

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Our Local Saint

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