(gan teideal)

“On the night of the Big Wind there was a wake in a certain house. The corpse was laid out on the kitchen table.”

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Frances Flood, Seán Flood

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(gan teideal)

“One night a man was going home from Ballinamore. He was blacksmith named John Gormley who lived at Crimlin.”

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Patrick Flood, Seán Flood

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Weather-Lore

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Seán Flood

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Riddles

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Seán Flood

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(gan teideal)

“In the townland of Lanour there grows on a barren stretch of road one large tree known locally as the Spy Tree.”

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John Giblin, Seán Flood

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A Family Ghost

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John Giblin, Seán Flood

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The Chapel Song of Swanlinbar

“In the year 1870 the landlord planned to pull down the Church at Swanlinbar,...”

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Seán Flood

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Father Tom Maguire Parish Priest, Ballinamore - Lecturer and Theological Debater

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Seán Flood, Tom Creamer

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(gan teideal)

“One night about 50 years ago a man and his wife were going home from the fair in Ballinamore.”

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Patrick Flood, Seán Flood

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De Wett Visits Ballinamore

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Patrick Flood, Seán Flood

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George's Lough

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Patrick Flood, Seán Flood

Béal an Átha Móir, Co. Liatroma

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Roshy Rhu - Róise Rua

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Seán Flood, Tom Creamer

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The Land League near Ballinamore

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Seán Flood

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(gan teideal)

“This story relates to Thomas Darcy, Unshinagh (An Fhunnsineach) who was an active leader in the Fenian rising.”

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Francis Flood, Seán Flood

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(gan teideal)

“The police were always after Thomas Darcy, Unshinagh for his gun.”

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Francis Flood, Seán Flood

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(gan teideal)

“One night at tea-time a very mean woman and her husband who lived in this district heard a knock at the door.”

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Patrick Flood, Seán Flood

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