(gan teideal)

“One night a woman was going to Knockmore with eggs. It let one rap of thunder and a flash of lightning...”

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Kathleen Hopkins

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A Story

“There was once a woman coming up from Knockmore and when she was passing by a limekiln a horse came out and put his two feet up on her shoulders and she had to drag him to the top of the hill and he came off there and the woman fainted.”

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Bridget Brogan, Pat Flynn

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(gan teideal)

“About a hundred years ago there lived a little girl named Annie Deacy in a village named Knockmore in the parish of Bailenahaglish.”

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Joan Flynn, Mary Flynn

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(gan teideal)

“Pádraig Bourke from Tooreen Knockmore in the parish of Backs was looked upon as the strongest man in the parish.”

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Richard Bourke

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An Old Story

“One night about 40 years ago a man named William Bourke of Ballymacredmond, Backs, Co. Mayo was playing cards in Mr. Cawley's house Knockmore, Backs, Co. Mayo.”

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Bridie Ryan, Mr James Ryan

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Townlands - Houses, Names, People over 70 - Knockmore

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Knockmore

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John Magee, John Murphy

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The Knockmore Kings

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Nancy Loughlin

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