Dristeran
| Autor: | Dristeran, Cnaimhsighe, Séamus Ó, Lynch, Maud, Carron, Lily Mc, Cummings, Mary, Cummings, Christina, Doherty, Brian, Harkin, Annie, Harkin, Kathleen, Gibson, Elsie, Doherty, Mary, Gibson, Honor, Doherty, Frances, Doherty, Francis, Long, Veronica, Kenna, Patrick Mc, Kenna, Patrick |
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| Jazyk: | angličtina |
| Rok vydání: | 1937 |
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| DOI: | 10.7925/drs1.duchas_4541001 |
| Popis: | A collection of folklore and local history stories from Dristeran (school) (Dristernan, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Séamus Ó Cnaimhsighe. Folklore / Lynch, Maud -- Folklore / Carron, Lily Mc -- One Sunday afternoon two girls from Ballyhassy went to Redford shore to bathe. / Carron, Lily Mc -- Folklore / Carron, Lily Mc -- Folklore / Cummings, Mary -- Folklore / Cummings, Mary -- Folklore / Cummings, Christina -- St Buadan's Bell / Doherty, Brian -- Folklore / Doherty, Brian -- Folklore / Doherty, Brian -- Folklore / Doherty, Brian -- Folklore / Harkin, Annie -- There was a monastery at Carrowmore in the parish of Culdaff. / Harkin, Kathleen -- Folklore / Gibson, Elsie -- Folklore / Gibson, Elsie -- Folklore / Doherty, Mary -- Folklore / Gibson, Honor -- Folklore / Harkin, Kathleen -- Folklore / Gibson, Honor -- Folklore / Doherty, Frances -- Folklore / Harkin, Kathleen -- Folklore / Doherty, Francis -- Folklore / Harkin, Kathleen -- Folklore / Doherty, Frances -- Folklore / Doherty, Frances -- Folklore / Gibson, Elsie -- Folklore -- Gleneely / Gibson, Elsie -- Once upon a time two men were cutting turf in Crucknanoinin. -- Once upon a time there was a man who lived in Culdaff. -- Potatoes -- One time John Farren was going to Carn with a cow. -- There is a farm near our school called Grousehall. / Cummings, Mary -- There is a very strange looking rowan tree growing a couple of fields away on the same farm near (Grousehall). / Cummings, Mary -- Near my home is a holly tree. / Cummings, Mary -- The neighbours around my home tell of a very strong man called Dan Farren who used to live here. / Cummings, Mary -- Big Paddy of whom I wrote last week firmly believes in fairies. / Cummings, Mary -- There is a little lough above my house called Caillebreig. / Cummings, Mary -- There is a neighbour's house near me. / Cummings, Mary -- About a hundred years ago there lived a lovely girl in Malin. -- Shot by the Fairies / Harkin, Kathleen -- Old Customs -- There was a house in Moneydarragh in which a woman lived alone. / Long, Veronica -- About 56 years ago Neil Mc Colgan's father (Neil lives here) was building a house. / Cummings, Mary -- About the first quarter of the nineteenth century there was a hedge school in this district. / Gibson, Elsie -- My grandfather also named George Mc Candless was ploughing in a field along the road. / Gibson, Elsie -- Haunted Room / Kenna, Patrick Mc -- Cheap Hat / Kenna, Patrick Mc -- Druids' Circle / Kenna, Patrick Mc -- Power of a Priest / Kenna, Patrick Mc -- James's Well / Kenna, Patrick -- Monk's Rock / Kenna, Patrick Mc -- Local Poets / Kenna, Patrick Mc -- One night as a priest was on a sickcall in the parish of Culdaff he met three children coming towards him - two of them had lights in their hands, but the other had not. / Kenna, Patrick Mc -- Folklore / Harkin, Kathleen -- Loss of the Cambria / Doherty, Mary 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. |
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