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“One night a poor old man was coming home along the railway...”

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John Fitzgerald, Miss Clarke

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“The man of the house was after getting out teeth and he was very sick.”

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John Fitzgerald, Miss Clarke

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“About three hundred years ago there lived a Protestant in the County Waterford...”

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John Fitzgerald, Miss Clarke

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“One night a man was coming home after visiting a neighbour's house.”

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John Fitzgerald, Miss Clarke

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“A man was ploughing around a moate and he kicked a piece out of it.”

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John Fitzgerald, Miss Clarke

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“A cow was dying belonging to a very poor farmer.”

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John Fitzgerald, Miss Clarke

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“One night two men where trying to catch a wild horse...”

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John Fitzgerald, Miss Clarke

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“Years and years ago it was said that a small dog was always seen at a gap by the roadside.”

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John Fitzgerald, Miss Clarke

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Bird-Lore

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Miss Clarke

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The Legend of Queen Buana

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Miss Clarke

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The Lazy Servant-Girl

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Miss Clarke

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Finn Mac Cool's Toothpick

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Miss Clarke

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The Legend of Mullaghmast

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Miss Clarke

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Cures

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Miss Clarke

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Local Fairs

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Miss Clarke

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