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Local Place Names, Co. Roscommon - The Origin of Drumbloylan Tras-scríofa
Local Place Names - Battlenrodge Tras-scríofa
The Mill Field - Páirc an Mhuilinn Tras-scríofa
A True Fairy Story Tras-scríofa
Story - The Fairy Cow Tras-scríofa
The Spell of the Fairies Tras-scríofa
Susie the Witch Tras-scríofa
The Old School Long Ago Tras-scríofa
An Ancient Story Tras-scríofa
The Local Forge Tras-scríofa
May Eve Customs Tras-scríofa
Saint John's Day Tras-scríofa
St Stephen's Day Tras-scríofa
A Story told about Churning Tras-scríofa
The Pigeon's Revenge Tras-scríofa
An Original Song Le tras-scríobh
St Patrick and the Serpent Le tras-scríobh
Sheemore and Sheebeg Le tras-scríobh
Fair Una Le tras-scríobh
Old Sayings Le tras-scríobh
A Prayer for Friday Le tras-scríobh
An Old Song Le tras-scríobh
The White Rat of Howth Castle Le tras-scríobh
Retreat of O'Sullivan Beara Le tras-scríobh
The Hill of Mong Le tras-scríobh
Holy Wells Le tras-scríobh
King Dathi Le tras-scríobh
Queen Meave Le tras-scríobh
Finn Mac Cool Le tras-scríobh
A Story about a Giant Le tras-scríobh
Care of the Feet Le tras-scríobh
An Old Story Le tras-scríobh
A Long Walk Le tras-scríobh
A Long Walk Le tras-scríobh
A Good Runner Le tras-scríobh
The Night of the Big Wind Le tras-scríobh
The Night of the Wisps Le tras-scríobh
The Unkind Stepmother Le tras-scríobh
A Mass Story Le tras-scríobh
The Four Pals Le tras-scríobh
A Brave Deed Le tras-scríobh
A Fairy Story Le tras-scríobh
A Long Walk Le tras-scríobh
A Story Le tras-scríobh
A Tale of the Famine Le tras-scríobh
Cure for the Mumps Le tras-scríobh
Hallow Eve Le tras-scríobh
Poor Scholar and the Cobbler Tras-scríofa
The Stone Serpents of Ardeash Tras-scríofa
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The Local Forge (ar lean)
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)
the forge fire are very dangerous and it is the smiths duty to see that no one stands in danger while they are in the forge.
Long ago smiths were very important people in Ireland. In many places in history we read of kings who were invited to feasts by a black smith. A smith named Sean Mac Keon took a great part in the rising of 1916 and he is now a member of the Dail.
Once there was a king and one day as he was passing by a forge he saw his five sons standing inside. To test their courage he quietly set the place on fire and shouted to them to save the smiths property. The four oldest boys started to take out small articles but the youngest took out the bellows and the anvil and all the more valuable articles. He showed the most bravery and later on he succeeded his father to the throne and is known as King Niall of the nine Hostages.
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