Local Marriage Customs

CBÉS 1006

Patrick Byrd, Thomas Nulty

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(gan teideal)

“Lourganure means the shin boned ridge of the yew tree.”

CBÉS 1006

Thomas Nulty

Lurgananure, Co. an Chabháin

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Old Cures

CBÉS 1006

Mrs Smith, Thomas Nulty

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Homemade Toys

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smith, Thomas Nulty

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Lore of Certain Days

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smyth, Thomas Nulty

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Forts

CBÉS 1006

Patrick Byrd, Thomas Nulty

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Story

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smith, Thomas Nulty

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(gan teideal)

“When Oisín came from the 'Land of Youth', St Patrick was in this country preaching, teaching, and baptising.”

CBÉS 1006

Mrs Laurence Smith, Thomas Nulty

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Local Poets

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smyth, Thomas Nulty

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The Famine

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smyth, Thomas Nulty

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Famine

CBÉS 1006

Patrick Byrd, Thomas Nulty

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Local Proverbs

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smyth, Thomas Nulty

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My Home District

CBÉS 1006

Patrick Byrd, Thomas Nulty

Drumfomina, Co. an Chabháin

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Herbs

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smyth, Thomas Nulty

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The Potato Crop

CBÉS 1006

Francis Nulty, Thomas Nulty

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Festival Customs

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smyth, Thomas Nulty

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Prayers

CBÉS 1006

Francis Nulty, Thomas Nulty

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Farm Animals

CBÉS 1006

Patrick Byrd, Thomas Nulty

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Churning

CBÉS 1006

Mary Ellen Smyth, Thomas Nulty

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(gan teideal)

“In 1814 the people feared an invasion by Napoleon so they made the broad road to have a rightaway from Dublin to Enniskillen.”

CBÉS 1006

Patrick Byrd, Thomas Nulty

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