(gan teideal)
“One time, in the middle of the day, a woman who lived in this district, was out plucking cabbage for the dinner.”
- Teanga
- Béarla
- Bailitheoir
- Girlie Walshe
- Faisnéiseoir
- Mary Walshe
Liosta na scoileanna agus na míreanna ina dtagann an t-ainm seo chun cinn
“One time, in the middle of the day, a woman who lived in this district, was out plucking cabbage for the dinner.”
“There was once a wedding in a house in this district and the good people he proposed to take away the bride during the night.”
“Some years ago when the 'dead-caoches' were out a man and his wife, living in this district, were going to a fair about two o'clock.”
“In a certain house there lived a man and his wife and daughter.”
“One night, long ago, a man and his wife were coming from rambling.”
“On a certain road in this district people used to see crowds of horse-men dressed in green uniforms riding horses...”
“Once upon a time there was a woman living in a haunted house in this district.”
“In a house of people named Elwood (who lived in Corrislira, near Strokestown) the people in this house were quite accustomed to hearing the cradle rocked...”
“In Corrigeen lived a Mrs Hannon.”