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Irish Words Used at Home Transcribed
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The Kilpatrick Hedge-School Transcribed
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Herbs Used as Cures Transcribed
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Herbs Used as Cures To be transcribed
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The Story of an Enchanted Treasure To be transcribed
The Story of the Fairy Daly Transcribed
An Old Story Transcribed
An Old Story Transcribed
A Champion Mower Transcribed
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The Drumcree Dispute To be transcribed
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A True Story Transcribed
How the Nuns Fled from Barbavilla Transcribed
The Treasure of Lough Léin Transcribed
Th Fairy Daly To be transcribed
The Fairy Child To be transcribed
A Fairy Story To be transcribed
How Lough Leine Was Found Transcribed
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The Fairies of the Whistlethorn Bush Transcribed
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“The Story of the Fairy Daly”
The Story of the Fairy Daly
Myself and four other gosoons made up our minds that we would go for nuts to the hill of "maoil." It was a great place for nuts. It was just three miles from where I lived at Milcastle in my young days. Any way it was a fine sunny day in September and we were stucks of gosoons and after our dinner we started for the hill of Maoile. When we got here we were in no hurry back. We dallied
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