Signs of the Weather

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Riddles

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James Doyle, Kathleen Byrne

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“When the late Pierce O'Mahony ("The O'Mahony of Kerry) was very young he used visit his Uncle in Grange Con and live for months at a time with him.”

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“Young Taylor lived at Collinstown station. He was a very feeble boy and one leg was greatly deformed.”

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Séamus Ó Maoláin, Seán Ó Maoláin

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The Piper's Stones

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Sheila Mallen

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“Local idea certainly is that King Cormac was buried in Killeen Cormac.”

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“Very little tradition about Michael Dwyer in this locality. The only story obtainable being that one night he was on the run.”

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Seán Ó Maoláin

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“There is a field in Mr Stephen Nolans in Rathbran. There is supposed to have been a battle in this field.”

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Joe Germaine, Michael Germaine

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“The Archaeological Society some years ago paid a visit to Grange Con to see the ruins.”

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S. Ó Maoláin, Seón Ó Maoláin

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“Lord Walter was going along the bog road, when he came upon an old man whose ass's car was overturned.”

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S. Ó Maoláin, Seón Ó Maoláin

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Moll Antony

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Seón Ó Maoláin, Sheila Mallen

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Moll Antony

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Eamonn Ó Tuathail

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Lights

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S. Ó Maoláin

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“Simon Fylan used to go up on Ballykane Hill to shoot rabbits on a moonlight night.”

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Mr Seon Mallen

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“Once upon a time a protestant man by the name of Mr. Tutty lived in Whitestown.”

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Kathleen Byrne, Michael Byrne

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“Once upon a time a man names Hughes was returning from the town of Tullow.”

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Mary Byrne

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“In Freynestown there is a house (uninhabited at the present time) in which a girl, her mother and father lived.”

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Mary Byrne

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“Once upon a time a man lived near Timolin. He had a wicked dog which was disliked by all the people.”

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Paddy Doyle, Thomas Doyle

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“One time there lived in Ballycore a man named Edward Dowling. He wished to build a house but he had not enough stones.”

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Paddy Doyle, Thomas Doyle

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“One time a man lived near Ballitore. When he got old he got sick and had to stay in bed for a long time.”

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Paddy Doyle, Thomas Doyle

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