A Story

“There was a poor man living near a gentleman. He had a little son.”

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Jack Conroy, Pat Healy

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Mar a Fuair Muigh na gCon an tAinm

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Michael Ruddy, Pat Healy

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St Patrick at the Rivers Duff and Drowes

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Pat Healy, Patrick Mc Hugh

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The Good People

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Pat Healy, Patrick Mc Hugh

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The Cure of the Colic

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Pat Healy, Patrick Mc Hugh

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The Townland where the Cock Never Crows

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Pat Healy, Pat Mc Hugh

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Local Cures

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Mabel Howley, Pat Healy

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“Once upon a time a man and his wife were living in a small house in the middle of a bog.”

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Maurice Healy, Pat Healy

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“There was once a man going to confession very late at night and there was thunder and lightning there and it was raining very heavily.”

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Nicholas Costello, Pat Healy

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“There was once a man and he used be out late every night.”

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Michael Leahy, Pat Healy

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“There was once a man coming home from town about one o' clock in the night and he had to cross a fort.”

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Nicholas Costello, Pat Healy

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Fairy Forts

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John Fitzgerald, Pat Healy

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A Whirlwind

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John Healy, Pat Healy

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