Games That Were Played in the Schoolyard Sixty Years Ago

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Mrs O Boyle, Nora O Boyle

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Dried up Well in Cushen

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Mrs O Boyle, Nora O Boyle

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Superstition

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Mrs O Boyle, Nora O Boyle

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Churning Customs

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Agnes M. O' Boyle, Mrs O' Boyle

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Strawboys

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Mary O' Boyle, Mrs O' Boyle

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Bread

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Mrs O' Boyle

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“There was once a widow who had two daughters one of whom was very beautiful and a great help about the house, while the other was ugly and idle.”

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Attracta O' Boyle, Mrs O' Boyle

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The Kilgeever Well

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J. O' Boyle, Mrs O' Boyle

Cill Ghaobhair, Co. Mhaigh Eo

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Story

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Bernard O' Boyle, Mrs O' Boyle

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“Once upon a time there was a man who had a very large farm. One day he saw his neighbours cattle in his field, and he went to the field to put them out.”

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Celine Parris, Mrs O Boyle

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“Some people are very lucky in finding things underground. This is the story of a little boy who had luck like this.”

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Celine Parris, Mrs O Boyle

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