The Weasel's Revenge

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Joe Whelan

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A Story about a Rat and a Weasel

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Bridie O' Neill, Patrick O' Neill

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The Weasel

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Eddie Kearns, Jim Kearns

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The Weasel

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Maura Lawless, Patsy Michall

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Stories of Treasure - The Weasel of Marble Hill

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Martin Fallon

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Killing a Weasel

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Mary Ellen Ruane, Mrs Ruane

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Wild Animals - The Weasel

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John Mc Hugh, Louis Mc Hugh

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Weasel

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Sadie Reilly

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Ainmhithe Allta - Weasel

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Joseph Hennigan, Patrick Hennigan

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The Weasel (Beliefs)

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Mártain Ó Braonáin

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Story - The Weasel and the Can of Milk

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Mártain Ó Braonáin

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The Weasel's Spit

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Mrs Ferguson, Ollie Walshe

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The Weasel

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Thomas Grehan

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“The tongue of a weasel would take a thorn out of one's hand.”

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Desmond Boyers

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Story of the Weasel

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Francis Earley

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The Weasel

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Bridie Mc Hugh, Myles Mc Hugh

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A Story of a Weasel

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Siobhán Ní Choistealbhaigh

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“Once there lived a rat and a weasel in a bog. The rat thought if he could kill the weasel he would have the whole bog to himself and the weasel thought the same thing...”

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James Gormley, Lynda Shannon

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“One day long ago two men went to cut meadow with scythes. They cut away for a while until they came to a weasel's nest where there were four young weasels...”

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James Gormley

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The Weasel's Gratitude

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James Gibbons

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