(gan teideal)

“There is an old story told that long ago there were two brothers drawing hay near Altamira and the horse refused to pull.”

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Mr T. Tierney, Tony Tierney

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“Long ago when they were about to make flour they had a round stone with a hollow in the middle and grooves at one side of it”

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Mr T. Tierney, Tony Tierney

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“The travelling man I know best is Paddy Walshe.”

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Tony Tierney

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(gan teideal)

“Once upon a time a servant boy was working in a big house beside the Black-water”

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Mr P. O' Keefe, Tony Tierney

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“April 1st is called Fools' Day because a lot of people are fooled on that day.”

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Mr P. O' Keefe, Tony Tierney

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Verses When Tig

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Mrs Tierney, Tony Tierney

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(gan teideal)

“Ink pink burnt paper”

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Eileen Tierney, Tony Tierney

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Sally Sally Water

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Eileen Tierney, Tony Tierney

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The Wren Boys Song

“The wren, the wren, the King of all the birds St Stephen's day he was caught in the purge.”

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Tony Tierney

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(gan teideal)

“People say that you should never go into a graveyard unless you have business in there.”

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Mr Tierney, Tony Tierney

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(gan teideal)

“If anything is borrowed for a wake the person who bought it should return it to the owner.”

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Mrs Tierney, Tony Tierney

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(gan teideal)

“Riddle me riddle me ranty O ¶ My father gave me some seed to sow”

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Mrs Tierney, Tony Tierney

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