Béaloideas

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Colette Ní Fhathaigh, Peter Quinn

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(gan teideal)

“The village of Johnstown was owned by a gentleman named John, and when he was dying he requested the village be called after him and it is called to this day Johnstown.”

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Colette Ní Fhathaigh, Peter Quinn

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(gan teideal)

“There is a field in Loftus' land in Gurteen and there is a pot of gold hid in it.”

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Francis Cruise, Máire Ní Bhróin, Peter Quinn

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Gairdín na Lochán

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Francis Cruise, Máire Ní Bhróin, Peter Quinn

An Garrán, Co. Mhaigh Eo

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago people used to make oaten meal cakes and Indian meal cakes and they used to bake them on griddles and they used to bake enough at a time to do them for three days.”

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Francis Cruise, Máire Ní Bhróin, Peter Quinn

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(gan teideal)

“One night a vision came to John Freston of Cottage and told him that he would get a pot of gold in Walshe's hill at the back of Waldrons' forge in Johnstown.”

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Máire Ní Bhróin, Peter Quinn

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Local Monuments

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Peter Quinn

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My Home District

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Peter Quinn

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Old Crafts

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Peter Quinn

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(gan teideal)

“There lived some great men in Middletown.”

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Peter Quinn

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Historical Tradition

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Peter Quinn

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A Wedding

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Frances Quinn, Peter Quinn

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Cures

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Peter Quinn

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A Hidden Treasure

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John Kelly, Peter Quinn

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A Funny Story

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Peter Quinn, Rose Sweney

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Old Crafts

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Madge Quinn, Peter Quinn

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A Collection of Riddles

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John Kelly, Peter Quinn

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Weather-Lore

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Peter Quinn

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A Local Hero

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John Quinn, Peter Quinn

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A Local Hero

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John Quinn, Peter Quinn

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