Holly

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Gertrude Curran, John Curran

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The Holly Tree

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Honoria Cloonan, Julia Cloonan

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Travelling Folk

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Holly Walshe

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Homemade Toys

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Holly Walshe

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Holly

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“St Stephen's Day - In this district boys and even, sometimes, young men go about from house with a decorated holly bush.”

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Mr John Murphy

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Weather-Signs

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Holly Berry, Mr R. Berry

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Birds

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Holly Berry, Mr R. Berry

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May Eve Customs

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Patrick Holly, Teresa Holly

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A Local Happening

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Patrick Holly, Teresa Holly

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Story

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Patrick Holly, Teresa Holly

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Food in Olden Times

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Teresa Holly

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Local Place Names

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Patrick Holly, Teresa Holly

Achadh na gCrann Uachtarach, Co. Chiarraí

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Fairy Forts

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Patrick Holly, Teresa Holly

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Stories - Folklore

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Mr Denis Holly, William Holly

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“Strange things happen in some places and sometimes things of great importance.”

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Paddy Pierce, William Holly

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“One morning William Collins was going to a fair in Listowel”

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Mr William Collins, William Holly

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“A young man was returning home one night and he saw a football match in the field beside the road.”

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Dan Mc Grath, Thomas Holly

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“A few years ago in one of the principal colleges of Ireland there was a very holy priest.”

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Thomas Holly, William Collins

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Local Cures

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Thomas Egan, William Holly

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