Fairy Forts

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Mrs O' Donnell, William O' Donnell

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The Black Woolly Dog

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William O' Donnell

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The Black Man

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William O' Donnell

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Local Heroes

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Brigid O' Donnell, William O' Donnell

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Local Happenings

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Brigid O' Donnell, William O' Donnell

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A Story of Petticoat Loose

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Thomas Conway, William O' Donnell

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Folklore

“There were three brothers one time. Their names were - Hidilty, Didilty, and Domakinary.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“There were three men one time who had no English. They went to a man to learn them English.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Funny Story

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“One time there was a little girl who was very holy.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“There was a woman one time who had two daughters.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“One time there was a girl who was very fond of going to the seaside.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“One time a little boy was threshing corn. It all blew over to a little height in the hill.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“There was a house one time and there were a lot of young people in. There were also two very old women living there.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“One time there was a woman who had a son called Andy. Andy went away to America.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“One time there was a minister who had a church. There were very little people coming to the Church.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“There was a boy one time and he was hired with a farmer. He never was allowed out to the Chapel or to the town.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Dreams

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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Story

“There was a boy named Paddy lived in Ireland. he had a good donkey. He thought if he would bring the donkey to Scotland that he would get a good price for it.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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(gan teideal)

“When you see the new moon you should say: ¶ I see the new moon ¶ And the new moon sees me ¶ God bless the new moon ¶ And God bless me.”

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Sarah Craig, William O' Donnell

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