Story

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A Funny Story

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Riddles

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Weather Signs

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Signs of Rain

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A Fairy Story

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Old Cures

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(gan teideal)

“In olden days the majority of the people did not wear boots until they were eighteen years except the rich and one man named Jack Flynn from O Brien's Bridge never wore a boot atall.”

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Story

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Miss Mary Hayes, Mr Rody Cosgrove

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Story

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Miss Mary Hayes, Mr Rody Cosgrove

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Story

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Mary Hayes, Mr Rody Cosgrove

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Story

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Mary Hayes, Mr Rody Cosgrove

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Story

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Mary Hayes, Mr Rody Cosgrove

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Story

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The Landlord

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Mr Rody Cosgrove

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Story

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago the people used to eat three meals every day, breakfast, dinner and supper.”

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Mary Hayes, Mr Rody Cosgrove

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(gan teideal)

“In olden times the hurlers of this district were called the Smyth O Brien's.”

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Mary Hayes, Mr Rody Cosgrove

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