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The Parish of Killaghtee Tras-scríofa
The Stone of the Hidden Treasure Tras-scríofa
The Years of the Great Famine Tras-scríofa
Our Holy Wells Tras-scríofa
Story about St Conall Tras-scríofa
Stories about St Catherine's Well Tras-scríofa
The Care of our Farm Animals Tras-scríofa
The Disaster in Bruckless Bay Tras-scríofa
A True Story Tras-scríofa
Second Version of Disaster in Bruckless Bay Tras-scríofa
Birds and Bird-Lore Tras-scríofa
Story of the Robin Tras-scríofa
A Story of the Wren Tras-scríofa
Local Place Names Tras-scríofa
Old Prayers - The Seven Joys of Mary Tras-scríofa
A Short Prayer Tras-scríofa
How Paddy Tricked the Ganger Tras-scríofa
A Famous Doctor Tras-scríofa
A Shoemaker Asking a Wife Tras-scríofa
Michael the Fool Tras-scríofa
Festival Customs - Christmas Tras-scríofa
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Festival Customs - Halloween Tras-scríofa
The Local Forge Tras-scríofa
Food in Olden Times Tras-scríofa
Stories of Giants and Warriors - Fionn's Finger-Stone Tras-scríofa
Collection of Riddles Tras-scríofa
Emblems and Objects of Value Tras-scríofa
A Fairy Story Tras-scríofa
More about the Mummers Tras-scríofa
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Ar an leathanach seo
The Mermaid (ar lean)
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)
sky and it was very cold.
The fishermen became very frightened and they turned for home. The wind began to blow. The sea became very rough, and the boat was hopping up and down with the waves. When they came on sight of the rocks again the Mermaid was to be seen again sitting on the very same place. The waves were hitting against the rocks and the Mermaid's hair was wet. She was crying with sorrow and telling the fish to hurry up. When they came past the bar they knew they were past danger. They looked behind them and saw a big hill of water not far off. If the boat had been two minutes later it would have been wrecked. And from that day to this the Mermaid was never heard of again. The names of the four fishermen were:- John Mc Ginley, James Gallagher, Hugh Mc Anaw and Mick Mc Closkey.
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These are some of the local placenames that are on fields, roads, rocks, wells, heights and hollows:- The Wet Dale, Árs na Gorhaigh,
(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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