Folklore

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Andrew Clonan, Philomena Clonan

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Folklore

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Andrew Clonan, Philomena Clonan

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Folklore

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Kevin Keegan, Thomas Kearney

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Folklore

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Christy Douglas, John Brady

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Folklore

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Maureen Gilsenan, Mrs Quinn

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Folklore

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Andrew Clonan, Philomena Clonan

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Folklore

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Andrew Clonan, Philomena Clonan

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Folklore

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Andrew Clonan, Philomena Clonan

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Folklore

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Andrew Clonan, Philomena Clonan

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The Weaver and the Giants

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Kevin Keegan, Thomas Kearney

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“Long ago when fairies were quite common in Ireland there lived a man who was nick named "Jack the Naggin man"...”

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Gabrielle Mc Loughlin, James Mc Loughlin

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“There was once a Squire names Squire Allen who lived in a house in Clondalee More now known as the Malt house.”

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Kevin Keegan, Michael Keegan

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The Fairy Doctor

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Letty Keegan, Patrick Keegan

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“About a hundred years ago there lived in a place called Riverdale near Raharney , Co. Westmeath a Protestan man named Briscoe.”

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Letty Keegan, Thomas Kearney

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“There once lived in a place called Ballasport a man named Pigott.”

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Letty Keegan, Patrick Keegan

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“About a hundred years ago there lived down beside Clondalee Bog a farmer names John Hevey.”

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Barney Keegan, Patrick Keegan

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“Once upon a time there lived an old innocent man in the locality.”

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Barney Keegan, Thomas Kearney

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“Once upon a time there was an old man going to a fair.”

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Mary Teresa Coyne, Patrick Brennan

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“One day an innocent man names Jimmy Fitzgearld who lived in Killucan was going along the road when he met Father Kelsh...”

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Mary Teresa Coyne, Mrs Coyne

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“It is said that the time the highwaymen went the road that they would stop every (time) man they met and take his money...”

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Joseph Coyne, Mary Teresa Coyne

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