Dunboyne (C.)

Autor: Dunboyne (C.), Chonmidhe, Seosaimhín Ní, Frinse, Uná, Kelly, M., Kelly, Molly, Flanagan, Maura, Dillon, Maura, Brady, Kathleen, Yourell, Mary, Gaynor, Philomena, Caldwell, Lottie, Dillon, Caith, Kane, Betty, Newman, Margaret, Mooney, Maureen, Dowdall, Rosaleen, Hollywood, Chrissie, Newman, Maureen, Dillon, Cauth, Hughes, Betty, Rafferty, Carmel, Ennis, Chrissie, Cunningham, Gretta, Byrne, Nancy, Govern, Lillie Mc, Dunican, Patsy, Swan, Rita, Murtagh, Patricia, Kane, B., Dunican, Patricia, Tully, Meril, Govern, Lillie Mac
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 1937
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DOI: 10.7925/drs1.duchas_5008921
Popis: A collection of folklore and local history stories from Dunboyne (C.) (school) (Dunboyne, Co. Meath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seosaimhín Ní Chonmidhe.
Cures -- Loughsallagh Graveyard / Kelly, M. -- Wake Games and Customs -- Weather-Lore -- The Tolka was navigable in former years as far as Bennetstown... -- My grandfather if were alive to-day would be 85 years old. / Kelly, Molly -- There was a chapel in the far-green and the Yeomen burned it down... / Kelly, Molly -- Customs / Flanagan, Maura -- Graveyards / Dillon, Maura -- Holy Well / Brady, Kathleen -- Old Mill / Brady, Kathleen -- Old Houses / Yourell, Mary -- Days / Gaynor, Philomena -- Days / Caldwell, Lottie -- Ancient Ruins / Kelly, Molly -- Animal Calls / Dillon, Caith -- Churning / Dillon, Caith -- Old Local Superstitions / Kelly, Molly -- In Baytown there lived a woman in a tin house... / Kelly, Molly -- Haunted Dwellings / Kane, Betty -- Fairy Folk / Newman, Margaret -- Fairy Folk / Mooney, Maureen -- Early in the month of March 1934 men from Dunboyne district while working at a steam roller... / Dowdall, Rosaleen -- Murdering Field / Dowdall, Rosaleen -- Dunboyne Graveyard / Brady, Kathleen -- Salestown / Hollywood, Chrissie -- I saw a Croppys grave in my Uncle's field in Kilmainham Wood. / Newman, Maureen -- Milestown - Cromwell / Hollywood, Chrissie -- Jarretstown / Hollywood, Chrissie -- Ghosts / Hollywood, Chrissie -- Jarretstown / Hollywood, Chrissie -- Ballymacoll / Hollywood, Chrissie -- Knockhudder / Hollywood, Chrissie -- Rathleek / Hollywood, Chrissie -- Food -- Domhnach Baoithinn -- Local Fairs / Dillon, Cauth -- Fairs / Hughes, Betty -- Irish Words in Common Use -- Fields -- Games -- How Games Are Played / Rafferty, Carmel -- How Games Are Played - Shepherd Come to Collect Your Sheep / Rafferty, Carmel -- How Games are Played - The Great Big Ship, The King of Bambaree / Rafferty, Carmel -- How Games are Played - Tiddley Winks, Come and Find, When I Was a Washerwoman / Rafferty, Carmel -- How Games are Played - Wallflowers / Ennis, Chrissie -- How Games are Played - Here's an Old Women from Sandyland / Ennis, Chrissie -- How Games are Played - Five Old Men Came to Work Today / Rafferty, Carmel -- Wake Games / Rafferty, Carmel -- Wake Games - The Priest of the Parish Lost His Considering Hat -- Wake Games - Have a Piece of Fish / Rafferty, Carmel -- Ghost Stories / Cunningham, Gretta -- Ghost Stories / Byrne, Nancy -- Ghost Stories / Govern, Lillie Mc -- Ghost Stories / Rafferty, Carmel -- Funny Stories / Dunican, Patsy -- Funny Stories / Kelly, Molly -- Funny Stories / Dillon, Caith -- Funny Stories / Kelly, Molly -- Funny Stories / Swan, Rita -- Riddles -- Cures / Murtagh, Patricia -- Cures / Kelly, Molly -- Fairy Forts / Kane, B. -- Fairy Forts / Dunican, Patricia -- Fairy Forts / Hughes, Betty -- Fairy Forts / Tully, Meril -- Fairy Forts / Tully, Meril -- Fairy Forts / Govern, Lillie Mac
Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.
Databáze: OpenAIRE