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A collection of folklore and local history stories from Mullanmore (school) (Mullanmore, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seosamh Ó Coilín., Seanfhocla agus Seanráite na hÁite -- Amhrán -- Amhrán -- Seanfhocla -- Tomhaiseanna -- Amhrán -- Amhrán -- Scéal - Catalónach na gCat -- Amhrán -- Bacach -- Bhean Fhalsa -- Bhean Thinn -- Scéal -- Scéal an Chócaire -- Scéal - Mar a Fuair Bealach na gCreach A hAinm -- tAm a Chuaigh mé go Tír Eoghain -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal an Choiligh Dhána -- Scéal -- Na Trí Táilliúirí -- Comharthaí Aimsire -- Scéal / Fries, Betty -- Scéal - An Gasúr agus an Sagart -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Seanphisreogaí -- Deilín na mBacach -- Ceol an Tincleora -- Asal na Spág, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Cléireacháin, Cluain Meala (school) (Ballyclerahan, Co. Tipperary), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher James Bates., Topographic - Unofficial Place Names in the Townland of Ballybrihan, Clerihan, Clonmel, Co.Tipperary -- Social - A List of Successive Managers of the Present Clerihan National School -- Religious -- Religious -- Social - Cahill's Blood -- Archaeological -- Archaeological -- Archaeological -- Historic -- Religious -- Ethnographic -- Social -- Historic -- Linguistics -- Linguistic - Weather-Lore -- Social -- Archaeological -- Topographic - Parish of Ballyclerihan -- Topographic - Newchapel - Alias Aglish Parish -- Social -- Social -- Bird-Lore -- Hidden Treasure -- Story -- Local Heroes -- Severe Weather -- Old Schools -- Old Crafts -- Local Marriage Customs -- In the Penal Times -- Local Place Names -- Local Cures and Herbs -- Homemade Toys -- Lore of Certain Days -- Travelling Folk -- Fairy Forts -- Local Poets -- Famine Times -- Games I Play -- Local Roads -- My Home District - Clerihan Parish -- Potato Crop -- Proverbs -- Festival Customs -- Care of our Farm Animals -- Churning -- Care of the Feet -- Local Forge -- Clothes Made Locally -- Stories of the Holy Family and Saints -- Local Patron Saint -- Local Fairs -- Landlord -- Food in Olden Times / Ahearne, William -- Hurling and Football Matches -- Old Story -- Song - Cill Chais -- Local Monuments -- Bread -- Buying and Selling -- Stories of Giants and Warriors -- Pedlars were well known in the district, called "Catherine the Basket", "Smoothing Iron", and Bianconi. -- Old Houses -- Leprechaun -- Local Ruins -- Religious Stories -- Old Graveyards -- Collection of Prayers -- Emblems and Objects of Value -- Historical Tradition, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Glenidan (school) (Glenidan, Co. Westmeath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Bean Uí Mhaoldhia., Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure / Molloy, Kathleen -- Weather Signs - Signs of Rain -- Riddles -- Signs of Weather / Molloy, K. -- Riddles / Coleman, Mary -- Local Heroes / Molloy, K. -- Local Happenings / Molloy, K. -- Severe Weather / Molloy, K. -- Old Schools / Molloy, K. -- Old Schools / Molloy, K. -- Old Schools / Molloy, K. -- Old Schools / Molloy, K. -- Old Crafts / Molloy, K. -- Local Marriage Customs -- Local Marriage Customs -- Local Place Names / Molloy, K. -- Local Place Names -- In the Penal Times / Molloy, K. -- Bird-Lore / Molloy, K. -- Local Cures / Nugent, M.B. -- Local Cures / Coleman, Mary -- Local Cures / Nolan, Patsy -- Homemade Toys / Nolan, Bernadette -- Herb Cures / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Lore of Certain Days / Nolan, Bernadette -- Lore of Certain Days / Coleman, Mary -- Fairy Forts / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- Fairy Forts / Coleman, Mary -- Travelling Folk / Coleman, Mary -- Travelling Folk / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- Travelling Folk / Nolan, Bernadette -- Games I Play / Coleman, Mary -- Games I Play / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- Local Roads / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- Local Roads -- My Home District / Coleman, Mary -- My Home District / Fitzsimons, Frances -- My Home District / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- My Home District -- Holy Wells / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Holy Wells / Nolan, Bernadette -- Weeds / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Festival Customs / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Local Forge / Coleman, Mary -- Potato Crop / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- Farm Animals / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Fairy Tales / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Churning / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- Churning / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Fairy Tales / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- Local Fairs / Fitzsimons, Hugh -- Local Patron Saint / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Care of the Farm / Nolan, Bernadette -- Churning / Nolan, Bernadette -- Graveyards of this District / Fitzsimons, Frances -- The Wake / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Food / Coleman, Mary -- The Local Landlord / Coleman, Mary -- Landlord of this District / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Food / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Landlord of this District / Nolan, Patsy -- Food / Nolan, Patsy -- Buying and Selling / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Emblems and Objects of Value / Nugent, Mary Bridget -- Old Houses / Nugent, Mary B. -- Old Houses / Nolan, Bernadette -- Witches / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Folklore / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Mermaid / Fitzsimons, Hugh -- Tell How the Turf is Cut and Saved / Fitzsimons, Frances -- Old Stories / Coleman, Mary -- Folklore / Coleman, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Gort na Gaoithe (school) (Windfield, Co. Galway), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher M. Ó Lócháin., Story / Conway, Kathleen -- Story / Connell, Delia -- Signs of the Weather as Observed in the Sky, Sun, Moon, Stars, Clouds and Rainbow / Breheny, Mary -- Signs of the Weather as Observed in the Sky, Sun, Moon, Stars, Clouds and Rainbow / Crehan, Mary -- Signs of the Weather as Observed in the Sky, Sun, Moon, Stars, Clouds and Rainbow / Crowe, Bridie -- The only person I heard of that could catch hares and rabbits by running after is John Carty of Toomard. / Clarke, Maudie -- On a Family of the Eglinton / Connell, Delia -- Hedge-Schools / Breheny, Mary -- Hedge-School / Connell, Delia -- Basket-Making / Tyrrell, Mary -- Forge Work / Conway, Tom -- Local Marriages / Breheny, Mary -- Penal Times / Conway, Kathleen -- Penal Times / Conway, Tom -- Old Place Names / Martyn, Peter -- Old Place Names / Clarke, Maudie -- Bird-Lore / Connell, Delia -- Local Cures / Clarke, Maudie -- Local Cures / Conway, Kathleen -- Old Cures / Martyn, Peter -- Old Cures / Conlon, John -- Old Cures / Crehan, Markie -- Local Cures / Crehan, Pakie -- The unlucky day of the week is Saturday. / Lohan, Delia -- The day of the week on which the 28th December falls is the 'Odd Day'. / Tyrrell, Mary -- Famine Times / Conlon, John -- Colours / Conway, Kathleen -- My Home District / Breheny, Mary -- Holy Wells / Tyrell, Mary -- Herbs / Conway, Kathleen -- Potatoes / Conlon, John -- Potatoes / Tyrell, Mary -- Old Proverbs / Tyrell, Mary -- Feasts / Crehan, Pakie -- Feasts / Clarke, Maudie -- St Martin's Day / Conlon, John -- Festival Customs / Tyrell, Mary -- St John's Day / Crehan, Pakie -- There are many farm animals at home such as the cow, horse, donkey, goat, cat, dog. / Conlon, John -- Butter-Making / Conlon, John -- Butter-Making / Crehan, Pakie -- Care of the Feet / Conlon, John -- Local Forges / Martyn, Peter -- Tailors / Conway, Kathleen -- Tailors / Clarke, Maudie -- Tailors / Crowe, Bridie -- Local Fairs / Martyn, Peter -- Local Fairs / Conway, Tom -- Local Landlords / Crowe, Bridie -- Local Landlords / Breheny, Mary -- Food in Olden Times / Breheny, Mary -- Hurling and Football Matches / Crehan, Markie -- Stories of Fianna / Conway, Tom -- Fenian Tale / Martyn, Peter -- Song - The Bog of Rushestown / Breheny, Mary -- Song / Connell, Delia -- Bread / Crowe, Bridie -- Bread / Martyn, Peter -- Buying and Selling / Breheny, Mary -- Buying and Selling / Conway, Kathleen -- Old Houses / Crehan, Mary -- Old Houses / Clarke, Maudie -- Historical Ruins / Conway, Kathleen -- Old Ruins / Conway, Tom -- Old Churchyards / Clarke, Maudie -- Churchyards / Conway, Kathleen -- Churchyards / Tyrrell, Mary -- Cross / Conway, Kathleen, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Derryquay, Tráighlí (school) (Derryquay, Co. Kerry), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Ml. Ó Catháin., Cos fé Chrois agus Tón Leachta / Keane, Andrew -- There was a man and a woman living in Ireland long ago. / Keane, Andrew -- During the years of the Famine large numbers of people left their homes in West Kerry to earn a living in the other counties of Ireland. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- One day Fionn Mac Cumhaill and a small number of soldiers were out hunting on the Sliabh Mis Mountains of West Derrymore. / Brosnan, Eileen -- One day very long ago three brothers who wanted to know how they would spend their lives after their father had died laid themselves down at three cross roads pretending to be dead. / Brosnan, Eileen -- Many years ago, when bailiffs and process-servers were frequently met with and evictions for non-payment of rent were a common occurrence there lived in Castlegregory a process-server named Giles Rae. / Keane, Andrew -- Long ago there lived a man and he worked for a very rich man. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- Long ago there lived two brothers in a village. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- The Wiles were the first inhabitants of Derrymore. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- About ninety years ago the Raes were the landlords of the lands of each side of Derrymore river. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- On Whit Monday, 22nd July 1893, a disaster occurred at Camp Bridge on the Tralee and Dingle Railway. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- In the year of the Treaty 1921 a train left Tralee with a crowd of people to attend the anniversary of Thomas Ashe's death. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- About forty years ago all the poor people of Derrymore and Clasheen got score ground from the farmers of the place. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- About thirty five years ago a single engine left Tralee for Dingle on a trial run. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- On the 19th February, 1921Commander Michael Mc Elligott 6th Battalion IRA was killed in action... / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- About twenty five years ago a train left Tralee at six o clock in the morning for Dingle. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- In olden times the people travelled the old Tralee to Dingle road on horseback. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- Christmas is a time of great joy and feasting. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- In Cathar Cun Rí in the Slíabh Mis mountains there are the rins of Fionn Mac Cumhail's castle. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- There are the ruins of an ancient church between Tom Sullivan's and Quirkes's farms. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- In the lands of Julia Quirke in Derrymore there are the remains of an old fort. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- In the lands of Martin Sayers at Derrymore there are the ruins of an ancient fort. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- Long ago there lived a man in Derrymore. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- About sixty years ago there lived a man named Lenihan in a little thatched house in a field called "Móinfhéar Mór" in Derrymore West. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- In the year 1910 the Railway Company got the railway line removed from the Curra Dubh bridge to a new one father in from the road. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- About thirty years ago Major Chute lived at Glenfield in Camp. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- Long ago there lived a tailor in Derrymore. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- Sir Edward Denny was a landlord living in England. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- The old people would not sell any milk on May-day because it was said that the buyer would have power to take the milk during the rest of the year. -- Other people would not give away any money on Monday because it was said if they did they would be giving it away during the week. -- About twenty-five years ago a man named Mike Mahoney from Inch went to bu cattle at Dingle Fair. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- Long ago a Dingle man was going to America and he could only speak the Irish language. / Sullivan, Daniel O -- In the village of Camp there is a Protestant Rectory. / Sullivan, Daniel O' -- Long ago there lived a man named Seán Scataire. / Keane, Andrew -- Long ago when there were no asylums the people of Ireland used come to Glenagualt when they would get mad. / Keane, Andrew, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Gort an Choirce (school) (Gortahork, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Séamus Mac Giolla Easboic., Tarbhán Donn -- Gadaí Dubh Ó Dubhagain -- Brían Ó Feosaidh -- Sagart Ó Fríghill -- Garbh Mór -- Mac Ba Ghlice -- Coinín -- Leanbh gan Bhaisteadh -- Colm Cille agus an Fear Déirce -- Cat Dubh -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal / Fíoruisge, Séamus Ó -- Gasúr Cliste -- Naomh Pádraig agus Oisín -- Gasúr Dea-Chainteach -- Cú Chulainn agus A Mhac -- Teagasc Críostaí an Chonnachtaigh -- Deilín na mBacach -- Rógaire Bacach / Domhnaill, Peadar Ó -- Na Trí Bhréagach -- Giota de Dheilín na mBacach -- Tomhastaí -- Abar Salach -- Sráth na Bratóige -- Amhrán - Art Ó Ceallaigh -- Art Ó Ceallaigh - An Fonn -- Amhrán - Chuaigh mé Seal Tamaill ar Cuairt -- Amhrán - Is Óra Londubh Buí -- Tiocfaidh an Samhradh -- Amhrán - An Ghiobóg -- Amhrán - Seaghán na Mine -- tAmhrán Breágach -- Amhrán - Bilingual Courting -- Dán Diaga - Luan an tSléibhe -- Dán Diaga - Gol na dTrí Mhuire -- Na Seacht Suáilce -- Na Seacht Sailmí -- Dán na hAoine -- Urnaíocha -- Paidir in éadan Fiabhrais -- Urnaí eile -- Urnaí a Deirtear ag Coigilt na Tineadh -- Urnaí eile - An Aiséirí -- Urnaí -- Urnaí -- Urnaí -- Paidir -- Urnaí i ndiaidh Paidrín -- Paidir -- Urnaí an Scabill -- Tobair Bheannaithe -- Tobar na bhFaithní -- Chuaigh mé Seal Tamaill ar Cuairt -- Ag Siúl Chois na Trá -- Scéal fá Oisín -- Ag Gabháil 'na bhFlaithis -- Ramás -- Ramáis -- Mar a Bhí Fear Thoraí Cóirithe Lá an Phósta -- Dónall Ó Conaill -- Níl sé ina Lá -- Rinne mé Smaointeamh in M'Intinn -- Is Fada Mo Chosa gan Bhróga -- Comharthaí na hAimsire -- Luibheanna -- Seanfhocail -- Pisreogaí -- Leigheasannaí -- Seancheirdeanna -- Gaiscíocht -- Cruatan -- Tuilteacha -- Cogadh na Talún -- Béaloideas na hÁite, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Drumkeelanmore (school) (Drumkeelan More, Co. Leitrim), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Mary Mc Rann., Weather-Lore / Woods, Rosaleen -- Crafts - Linen-Weaving / Shanley, Thomas Patrick -- Riddles -- Crafts - Nail-Making / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Candle-Making / Whelan, Mary E. -- Story / Shanley, Thomas P. -- Story / Booth, Dorothy -- Story / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Funny Story / Moran, Thomas Joseph -- Story / Nulty, Kathleen Mc -- Story / Keon, Bernard J. Mc -- Story / Kernan, Mel Mc -- Story / Doherty, Margaret -- Story / Doherty, Margaret -- Cures -- Cure of the Glosheen / Kernan, Oliver Mc -- Frog Cure / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Cure for Blackleg / Moran, T.J. -- Cure for Warts / Moran, T.J. -- Cures / Lynch, Mary B -- Cures / Woods, Eileen -- Cures / Shanley, Thomas P. -- Cures / Weeney, Lizzie Mc -- Food Long Ago / Shanley, Thomas P. -- Spring Well / Woods, Rosaleen -- Holy Well / Woods, Rosaleen -- Holy Wells / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Big Wind of 1839 / Kernan, Oliver Mc -- Funny Story / Lynch, Mary Bridget -- Story / Keeon, Thomas Mc -- Funny Story / Lynch, Mary B. -- Ghost Story / Kernan, Oliver Mc -- Funny Story / Woods, Rosaleen -- Funny Story / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Funny Story / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Funny Story / Lynch, Mary B. -- Folklore / Woods, Rosaleen -- St Stephen's Day / Woods, Rosaleen -- Wedding Customs / Woods, Rosaleen -- Forts / Lynch, Mary B. -- Folklore / Woods, Rosaleen -- My Townland / Woods, Rosaleen -- My Townland / Lynch, Mary B. -- My Parish / Woods, Rosaleen -- Drumshanbo in 1904 / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- My Townland / Weeney, Lizzie Mc -- Folklore / Woods, Rosaleen -- My Parish - Kiltubrid / Doherty, Margaret -- Churning the Milk / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Pishogues / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Churning / Lynch, Mary B. -- Fair / Woods, Rosaleen -- Folklore / Woods, Rosaleen -- Our Byre / Lynch, May -- Pishogues about Cattle / Lynch, May -- Fairs / Whelan, Mary Ellen -- Basket-Making / Lynch, Mary Bridget -- Creel-Making / Nulty, Kathleen Mc -- Quilt-Making / Whelan, Mary E. -- Quilter / Lynch, Mary B. -- Birds / Booth, Dorothy -- Flax-Growing / Woods, Rosaleen -- Flax-Growing / Shanley, Lily -- Flax-Growing / Lynch, Mary B. -- Folklore / Weeney, Lizzie Mc -- Great Jumper - Folklore / Woods, Monica -- Great Mower - Folklore / Kernan, Mel Mc -- Bacon Curing / Lynch, Mary B. -- Folklore / Woods, Rosaleen -- Folklore / Woods, Rosaleen -- Funny Story / #missing, -- Old Story -- Old Story / Doherty, Margaret -- Old Proverbs / Lynch, Mary B. -- Funeral Customs / Lynch, Mary B., 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Templetown (school) (Templetown, Co. Wexford), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Charles D. Hearne., Irish Words and Phrases in Popular English Speech -- Old English Dialect or Idiom -- Leipreachán -- Tales - Boy Who Wanted to Learn What Fear Was -- Tales - Boy Who Wanted to Learn What Fear Was -- Leipreachán -- Once upon a time there was a man dreamt for three nights that there was a can of gold buried at Loftus Hall gates. -- Hidden Treasure -- Rescue of Princess - Underworld Captivity -- Dream of Treasure - Bridge of London - Magic Cures for Lovely Lady Who is Ill -- Hidden Treasure -- Man Feigns Death to Frighten Robber -- Hidden Treasure - Jocose -- Hidden Treasure - Jocose -- Hidden Treasure -- Witch as a Hare -- Banshee's Comb -- Hidden Treasure - The Shoemaker -- Witch in Form of a Cat -- Dead Priest Comes Back to Say Mass -- Funny Story -- Go to Jericho -- Buried Treasure - Guarded by Bull -- There was an old woman one time and she was a witch. -- Riddles -- Riddles -- There was a man one time and he used never go to mass. -- Old Woman Spies on Sheep Stealer -- Three Robbers -- Come-hither -- Man Seeks his Fortune - Killed Fifty-Four with One Stroke -- Lock Up the Cat -- Hand of Dead Cold Child Remains Overground After Burial -- Pedlar, the Smith and the Devil -- Digging for Gold - Jocose -- Treasure Guarded by Bull and Hen and Chickens -- Cattle Thief Disguises Cattle -- Buried Treasure Guarded by Water and a Bull - Taking of Money Followed by Direful Happenings -- Wreck of S.S. Alfred de Snow on the Sandbanks of Broomhill -- Wreck of the Kinsale -- Loss of the S.S. Margaret / Hearne, Charles -- Wreck of the Hermione -- Historic -- Topographic -- Loss of the Lismore -- The Pembrokeshire / Hearne, Charles -- Without title -- Loss of the S.S. Formby and S.S. Coningbeg -- Topographic -- Folk Cures -- Folklore - Riddles -- Folklore -- Folklore - Riddles -- Folklore - Ned the Brow, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Ráth Sheiscinn (school) (Ratheskin, Co. Mayo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Anna Ní Chléirigh., Why Ratheskin was so Called / Walsh, Maggie -- Cillin, Cloon, Clig / Dooher, Annie -- Ratheskin Fair / Hale, Mary Mc -- Time of the Steel Boys / Dubhcháir, Seán Óg Ó -- Tobar Beannaithe / Búrca, Eilis de -- St Pian's Well -- Mass in Penal Times / Bourke, Lily -- Rathroe Castle / Bourke, Lily -- Tomhaiseanna / Cleary, A. -- Sráidbhailte / Cleary, Annie -- Páirceanna / Cleary, Annie -- Brian Rua Carabine / Cleary, Annie -- Amhrán - Taobh na Carraige Báine / Cleary, Annie -- McDonnells and O'Donnells / Cleary, Annie -- Castle in Glen / Cleary, A. -- Castle in Creeves / Cleary, A. -- Lynotts of Carn / Cleary, A. -- Glenedagh and Mullaghafarry / Cleary, A. -- Creeves / Cleary, A. -- Oisín / Cleary, A. -- Treasure Trove / Walshe, Margaret -- Na Boithre / Cleary, A. -- Gardiners - Landlords / Cleary, A. -- Moyne Abbey / Cleary, A. -- Gorta / Cleary, A. -- Hedge-Schools and Masters / Cleary, A. -- Oíche na Gaoithe Móire / Cleary, A. -- Cures -- Old Pretender - James III / Cleary, Annie -- Mermaid / Cleary, Annie -- The Pretender's Toast / Cleary, Annie -- Hugh O'Hara / Cleary, Annie -- Treasure Trove / Dooher, John -- Mermaid / Dooher, John -- Friars at Backs / Cleary, Annie -- Hata Bhaile Gleanna / Cleary, Annie -- Lucht Siúil / Cleary, Annie -- Seanfhocail / Cleary, Annie -- Scéal / Cleary, Annie -- Lord Tirawley of Lacken / Cleary, Annie -- Rathroe / Cleary, A. -- Human Skeleton / Dooher, John -- Seanfhocla / Dubhcáir, Seán Ó -- Seanfhocla / Dooher, John -- Tomhaiseanna / Kelly, Mary -- Alphabet / Kelly, Mary -- Proverbs / Kelly, Mary -- Alphabet in English / Monnelly, Mary -- There was once a king who said that the messenger who told him of his mother's death should be executed. / Cleary, A. -- Domhnall O Conaill an dtuigeann tú Gaedilge? / Cleary, A. -- Tá mé féin sáthach agus tá mo bhean sáthach agus is ceart go bhfuil chuile dhuine sáthach. / Cleary, A. -- Why Claí Ramhar was so Called / Hale, Mary Mc -- Old Schools / Hale, Mary Mc, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Edenfinfreagh (school) (Edenfinfreagh, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Conn Mac Diarmada., Cistí Óir i bhFolach / Diarmada, Conn Mac -- Cistí Óir i bhFolach / Diarmada, Conn Mac -- Scéal / Diarmada, Conn Mac -- Beatha Chríost / Diarmada, Conn Mac -- Paidir an Scabaill / Chuinn, Nóra T. Ní -- Faoistin Dhéanach / Diarmada, Anna M. Nic -- Rí na hAoine / Diarmada, Anna M. Nic -- Rí na Cruinne / Diarmada, Anna M. Nic -- Paidir / Diarmada, Anna M. Nic -- Paidir / Diarmada, Anna M. Nic -- Ghiobóg / Bháird, Anna T. Nic Á -- Seanphaidir / Choilín, Máire Ní -- Scéal / Coilín, Cathal Ó -- Paidir le Rá ag Fágáil Theach an Phobail / Gíonntaigh, Seamus Mac -- Paidir le Rá ag Éirí do Dhuine / Gíonntaigh, Seamus Mac -- Paidir le Rá ag Dul a Luí / Gíonntaigh, Seamus Mac -- Paidir le Rá ag Dul a Luí / Gíonntaigh, Seamus Mac -- Scaball Breá na mBrainsí Óir / Gíonntaigh, Seamus Mac -- Paidir ag Éirí / Chuinn, Nóra T. Ní -- Scéal / Coilin, Cathal O -- A Chaora Bheag Dhílis / Chailleóige, Máire B. Ní -- tOileán Úr / Chailleóige, Máire B. Ní -- Marú Dhonnchaidh Bháin / Chailleóige, Máire B. Ní -- Seanscéal / Bháird, Níall Mac A -- Siógaí na Binne Goirme / Chuinn, Cait Ní -- Mac Ionúin / Chuinn, Cait Ní -- Gleann Fhinne / Chuinn, Cait Ní -- Scéal / Coilin, Cathal O -- Scéal / Gíonntaigh, Seamus Mac -- Paidir ag Éirí, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Baile an Mhuilinn, An Droichead Nua (school) (Milltown, Co. Kildare), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher S.P. Ó Donnchadha., Saint Brigid's Catholic Church -- Scoil Bhríde -- The provision + spirit shop at Milltown crossroads... -- The provision + spirit shop at the Milltown canal bridge... -- Old Mill -- Folklore - A Local Song / Tiernan, Eamon -- Folklore - In the Penal Times / Curran, Annie -- Folklore - Stories of the Holy Family / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - Old Schools / Curran, Annie -- Old Crafts / Curran, Annie -- Folklore - Old House / Maguire, Nell -- Stories of the Holy Family / Curran, Annie -- Typical Mud-Walled Cottage -- Three Wishes -- Wee Jack -- Always Late -- Giant's Rock -- Big Claws and Littlle Claws -- Fionn's Toothpick -- Giant from Norway -- Monster of the River -- Tiernan O'Byrne's Great Deed -- Wonderful Dog -- Folklore - The Local Patron Saint / Tiernan, E. -- Folklore - The Old Graveyards / Tiernan, E. -- Prayers / Maguire, Nell -- Hidden Treasure / Tiernan, Liam -- Hidden Treasure / Maguire, Nell -- Hidden Treasure / Curran, Annie -- Hidden Treasure / Tiernan, Eamon -- Hidden Treasure / Heffernan, Joseph -- Hidden Treasure / Reddy, James -- Weather-Lore / Curran, Annie -- Weather-Lore / Tiernan, Liam -- Weather-Lore / Reddy, James -- Folklore / Curran, Rose -- Riddles / Curran, Annie -- Riddles / Tiernan, Liam -- Riddles / Curran, Rose -- Riddles / Maguire, Nell -- Riddles / Clinton, Nancy -- Funny Story - The Foolish Woman / Curran, Rose -- Funny Story / Tiernan, Liam -- Funny Story - Very Lazy / Maguire, Nell -- Funny Story / Heffernan, Joe -- Funny Story - Ignorant Woman / Curran, Annie -- Funny Story / Reddy, James -- Folklore - Christmas Customs in this Locality / Maguire, Nell -- Christmas Story / Maguire, Nell -- Chrismas Story / Curran, Rose -- Christmas Story / Slattery, Alice -- Christmas Story / Tiernan, Eamon -- Christmas Story / Curran, Annie -- Christmas Story / Reddy, James -- Folklore - 1798 tragedy / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - A Big Storm / Curran, Rose -- Hairbreadth Escape / Tiernan, Eamon -- Folklore - A Local Happening / Curran, Annie -- Folklore - (1903) Tragedy / Clinton, Nancy -- Folklore - A Local Happening / Reddy, James -- Folklore - A Local Happening / Gorry, Teresa -- Folklore - A Local Hero / Slattery, Alice -- Folklore - Local Heroes / Maguire, Nell -- Local Hero / Curran, Rose -- Local Hero / Tiernan, E. -- Folklore - Bird-Lore / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - Bird-Lore / Curran, Rose -- Bird-Lore / Tiernan, E. -- Folklore - Bird-Lore / Slattery, Alice -- Folklore - Local Cures / Heffernan, Joe -- Local Cures / Gorry, Teresa -- Folklore - Local Cures / Tiernan, E. -- Folklore - Local Cures / Curran, Annie -- Folklore - Local Heroes / Slattery, Alice -- Local Cures / Power, Joe -- Local Cures / Reddy, James -- Local Place Names / Curran, Annie -- Local Place Names / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - Local Place Names / Maguire, Alice -- Folklore - Local Place Names / Reddy, James -- Folklore - The Games I Play / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - Games I Play / Curran, Annie -- Folklore - Games I Play / Clinton, Nancy -- Folklore - Fairy Forts / Curran, Rose -- Folklore - Fairy Forts / Curran, Annie -- Folklore - Fairy Forts / Heffernan, Joe -- My Home District / Tiernan, Eamon -- My Home District / Curran, Rose -- Travelling Folk / Curran, Rose -- Travelling Folk / Heffernan, Joe -- Travelling Folk / Slattery, Alice -- Folklore - Herbs / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - Herbs / Curran, Annie -- Local Roads / Tiernan, E. -- Local Roads / Tiernan, E. -- Local Roads / Heffernan, Joe -- Local Marriage Customs / Curran, Rose -- Folklore - Local Marriage Customs / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - Local Marriage Customs / Gorry, Teresa -- Potato Crop / Tiernan, E. -- Potato Crop / Clinton, Nancy -- Folklore - The Potato Crop / Curran, Annie -- Festival Customs / Maguire, Nell -- Festival Customs / Tiernan, Eamon -- Folklore - Care of Our Farm Animals / Slattery, Alice -- Folklore - Care Our Farm Animals / Clinton, Nancy -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Curran, Annie -- Folklore - Churning / Slattery, Alice -- Churning / Curran, Annie -- Churning / Clinton, Nancy -- Folklore - The Local Forge / Slattery, Alice -- Local Forge / Curran, Rose -- Folklore - Care of the Feet / Gorry, Teresa -- Care of the Feet / Clinton, Nancy -- Folklore - The Care of the Feet / Maguire, Nell -- Clothes Made Locally / Curran, Rose -- Clothes Made Locally / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - The Local Fairs / Maguire, Nell -- Folklore - Local Fairs / Curran, Annie -- Food in Olden Times / Tiernan, Eamon -- Folklore - Food in Olden Times / Maguire, Nell, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Ros Cathail (Buachaillí) (school) (Rosscahill, Co. Galway), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Mícheál Mac Donnchadha., Nuair a thagann Féil Mártan i Mí na Samhna. / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Ór i bhFolach / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Mo Cheantar Féin / Baicstéar, Séamus -- Ainmhithe na Feilme / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Ainmhithe Allta / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Áitainmneacha / Baicstéar, Séamas -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Bréagáin agus Caitheamh Aimsire / Allmhúráin, Padhraic Ó h -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Breathnach, Rúaidrí -- Bhí fear dar bhainm Tomás Ó Maille ... / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Bhí dearbhráthair le mo sheanathair i na chomhnuidhe ar an mbaile seo an Dún bán fadó. / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Seanscéal / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Tomhaiseanna -- Chuinneog / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Fidil feadail, Sean-chos chapaill, Máthair iarainn / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Na Fataí / Breathnach, Ruadhraí -- Seancheirdeanna - Ag Déanamh Phlainín / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Pósaithe / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Níl acht aon taillúir amháin sa bparáisde. / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Aon uair amháin bhí fear as Gort a Charmáin ar cuairt i dteach comhursan. / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Muinneachar agus Manachar / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Paidreacha -- Ar Dul Isteach sa Séipéal -- Dathadóireacht / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Seo an chaoi a bhídís ag foghluim an aibighitear agus na litrichea fadó. -- Tuíodóireacht / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Luibheanna / Breathnach, Mícheal -- Scéal / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Tobar Chuimín / Breathnach, Mícheal -- Tobar Chuimín / Breathnach, Ruaidhirí -- Seanscoileanna / Breathnach, Mícheal -- Drochshaol / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Leigheasanna / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Cúram na gCos / Breathnach, Mícheal -- Ag Déanamh Trilséan / Breathnach, Mícheal -- Scéal / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Rudaí fé leith go mBíonn Meas orthu / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Chailleach Bhéarach / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Scéalta Crábhaidh / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Seanscéal / Breathnach, Mícheál -- Leipreachán -- Scéal Fiannaíochta / Breathnach, Tomás -- Tithe na Seanaimsire / Breathnach, Éamonn -- Seanchas Stairiúil / Breathnach, Tomás, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Clochar na Fáirche (school) (Cloonbur, Co. Galway), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Siúr Iarfhlaith Ní Mhóráin., Éan an Cheoil Bhinn -- Gamhain Glas -- Beirt Amadán -- Tomás Bhairbre -- Chomhra -- Páidín Sheagháin -- Fear ab Fhearr sa Domhan -- Seán Ó Laoidhe -- Bhréag agus an Fhírinne -- Bhean Uasal -- Fear Déirce -- Chaora -- Nathair Nimhe -- Insna Siógaibh -- Seán na gCártaí -- tSlat Draíochta -- Biorán Suain -- Tarbh -- Tiarna Mhaigh Eo -- Mí-Ádh -- Seanfhear agus an Mála Óir -- Cat Dubh -- Teach Caonaigh -- Seanfhear Liath -- Cailín Aimsire -- Scológ na Feasóige Léithe -- Gearaltach -- Fear na Coise Tinne -- Conchúr an Dá Chaora -- Coitín Rúin -- Rí -- Páidín -- Iníon na Baintrí -- Mac na Baintrí -- Bhí mac baintreabhaige ann fado agus dúil go mór aige bheith ag foghlaereacht chuile lá. -- Catach agus an Lon Dubh -- Seanchas -- Poll na gColm -- Caisleán na Circe -- Cas Bhréanáin -- Inis Reithe, Loch Measca -- Cuilín -- Seanduine Dóite -- Tomhas -- Mo Chailín -- Réiltín an Dóchais -- Lá an tSléibhe -- Caoineadh -- Tomhasanna -- Seanfhocla, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Anacarty (B.) (school) (Annacarty, Co. Tipperary), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Liam Ó Dómhnaill., Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- Fairy Forts -- Riddles -- Local Forges -- Local Forge -- Patron of Blacksmiths -- Fr Shelley -- The Rebel on his steed is Eamonn a' Cnuic. -- Eamon a Cnuic -- Famine in this District -- Proverbs -- Story -- Story -- Old Churchyards, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Scoil na mBráthar, An Daingean (school) (Dingle, Co. Kerry), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher An Br. P. Ó h Aragáin., Bhí fear in Dún Síon fadó, agus cuaidh sé go dtí an tráig. Do chonnaich sé bean 'na suidhe ar cairrigh agus í ag cíoradh a cuid gruaige... / Muircheattaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Bhí bean ann fadó agus bhí sí pósta. Tréis roinnt bliaina do fuair sí bás... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Bhí saípéal san Daingean fadó. Bíobh na daoine ag dul an gach oidhche cunan Coróinn Mhuire do rádh... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Tá loch ar an dtaobh eile do cnoch na connaire. Loch an Phedléra ia ainm do. Is amhlaidh a bhí fear thíos sa clochán agus Pedléir dob eadh é... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Bhí fear in Dún Síon fadó agus bíodh sé ag obair ar na bóithre. Lá amháin ní raibh aon tobach. Do bhí fear ón mbaile ag dul go dtí an Daingean... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Fadó, do bhí fear na cómhnuidhe inaice le Dún Síon. Lá amhain do cuaidh sé go dtí Tráighlí. Bhí sé déanach nuair a shrois sé Tráighlí... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Tá gleann inaice le Tráighlí agus Gleann Sgoithín a ghlaodhtar air. Fadó aon duine a thiocfadh tríd an gleann ist-oidhche marbhóchfí é agus tógfí gach rud uaidh... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Bí fear 'na cómhnuidhe i Liospóil fado. Bhí feirm beag talmam aige agus dá bhó. Bhí aon cearc amháin aige agus téigheadh sí isteach i gleann inaice an tíghe cun ubh do bhreith... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Oidhche Shamhna a bhí ann bhí ceathrar timcheall ar teine i dtigh tuaithe. Bhí fear a' tíghe ann agus duine de's comharsan darbh ainm Tadhg Mór... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Tá áit in Dún Síon go nglaodhtar An Dún air. Tá sé ar bhruach na fairrghe. Tá gleann idir é agus an talamh mín. Tá an gleann timcheall fiche troig doimhin... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Tá cloch in Dún Síon go glaodhtar cloch an t-Sagairt air. Is é an fáth go glaodhtar an t-ainm sin air mar deirtear go bhfuair sagart bás agus ná leigeadh an tiagarna talmhan dos na daoine é do cuir gan cúig púnt... / Conncubar, Seán Ó -- Nuair a tháinigh Cromaill go h-Éireann do cuala na daoine in Dún Síon go raibh cuid dá arm ag teacht go dtí Corca Dhuibhne cun an áit de creacadh... / Muircheartaigh, Pádruigh Ó -- Cill na gCléireach / Dómhnaill, Seán Mac -- Páirc an Áir / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Garraí na mBráthar / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Tigh Locha / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Parlús Neans de Brún / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Cos an Chapaill / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Túr / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Lios / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Scéal / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Scéal / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Scéal / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Scéal / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Toibreacha Beannaithe / Dómhnaill, Seán Mach -- Turas an Bhaile Raig / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Glas Gaibhneach / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Cailleach an Daingin / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Leigheas / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Spioraid / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Buachaill Crosta / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Piaras Feiritéar / Gearailt, Breandán Mac -- Cnoc Bhréanainn / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Fiosrú / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Stoirm / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Is Fearr an Troid ná an tUaigneas / Gearailt, Breandán Mac -- Tobar na Bileoga / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Na Trí Comhairlí / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Scéal / Gearailt, Breandán Mac -- Bheirt Driothár / Gearailt, Breandán Mach -- Na Trí Soilsí / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Fadó nuair a bhí na Péin-Dlighthe in Éirinn do bhí na sagairt ag teitheadh os na Sasanaigh san am bhíodar ag tógairt an droichead í nGatharnaig trí míle on Daingean... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- D'imthigheas féin is Tomás Ó Murcadha agus Muiris Seán. Raibh aithne agat ar Muiris Seán... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Cuaidh fear ón mbaile seo fadó a' seoladh a chapaill ar a gcnoch. Páirc na gCaistíní dtaobh thuas do bhóthar. Thug sé a chapall suas go dtí lár ná páirce tráthnóna breágh samhraidh a bhí ann... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Bhí fear gur goideadh bó uaidh ag lorg na bó ar fúid na h-áite ach ní raibh sí le fághail. Bhí sé á lorg ar feadh seachtaine... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Do bhí sé cóirithe riamh narbh aon ceann leas-máthair dá leas-clainn. Bhí an diabhal ar fad fadó ortha ach tháinigheadar chun creideamh ó shin... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Fadó, nuair a bhítí ag cuir an ime go Corcaigh bí duine ann agus nuair a bhí sé ag liónadh an feircín an oidhche roimh ré do cuir leanbh leis a cota isteach sa feircín íngan fhios dó... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Do bhí fear ann fadó agus do théigheadh sé go dtí Tráighlí go minic. Aon lá amháin do chuaidh sé go Tráighlí... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Do bhí bean ag dul go Tráighlí agus do chuaidh sí isteach sa carráiste.. / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Do bhí fear ann uair amháin, do tháinigh sé go dtí an Daingean í gcóir sáspain. Do cuala sé go raibh sáspain le fághail í dTráighlí... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Fadó riamh bíodh sígheóg leis feiscint inaice le Tráighlí. Tá bóthar a' dul treasna barra an cnuich... / Máirtín, Seán Ó -- Scéal / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Cloch an tSagairt / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Spioraid Ghleann Scoithín / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Tobar Muire / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Cloch Naofa / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Scéal / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Bhí fear ag maireachtaint í nDún Síon fadó. Seán Ó Gríbhthín ab ainm do, agus bhí sé na fear láidir... / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Scéal / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Loch an Pheidléara / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Scéal / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Scéal / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Bhí cath i nDún Síon idir daoine darab ainm na Seánaigh agus na Dómhnallaigh... / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Scéal / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Nuair a tháinig Cromaill go h-Éireann do cúlaidh na daoine go raibh chuidh da arm ag teacht d go dtí Corca Dhuibhne... / Fearghail, Peadar Ó -- Tá áit í nDún Síon ar a glaodhtar an Dún. Tá an áit suidhte cois na fairrge... / Fearghaill, Peadar Ó -- Caisleán na Mine Airde / Ruaidhrí, Eamon Ó -- Deireann Seán Ó Conncúbhair liom go raibh fiche líon tíghe í mBaile an t-Sagairt fadó agus níl ach dá cheann ann anois... / Ruaidhrí, Éamonn Ó -- Do bhí teampall í mBaile 'n t-Sagairt uair amháin. Do bhí sagart 'na cómhnuidhe ann agus bhí roilig inaice an teampaill... / Ruaidhrí, Eamon Ó -- I Loch Deirg Dheirc tá oileán ar a dtugtar an Oileán Naomhtha. Tá fothracha seana-caisleán agus saípéal ann fós... / Ruaidhrí, Éamonn Ó -- Bhí feirmeóir mór ar an dtaobh thoir de Tráighlí agus bhí cúig nó sé de bhuachaillí aimsire aige... / Ruaidrí, Éamonn O -- Bhí fear 'na cómhnaidhe in Dún Síon fadó agus dp cuaidh sé go dtí an tráigh lá. Do connaich sé bean 'na suidhe ar cairrigh agus í ag cíoradh a cuid gruaige... / Ruaidhrí, Éamon O -- Tá cloch mór ar an dtráigh i nDún Síon agus Cloch an t-Sagairt a tugtar air, mar go bhfuil sagart curtha ann... / Ruaidhrí, Éamon Ó -- Dún / Ruaidhrí, Éamonn O -- Bhí séipéal sa Daingean fadó agus bíodh na daoine ag dul ann gach oidhche. Oidhche amháin do thuit seana-bhean a codladh... / Ruaidhrí, Éamonn Ó -- Bhí fear ag dul go Tráighlí lá amháin agus ní raibh aon t-slíghe chun dul ach sa traen. Do chuaidh an fear isteach sa traen agus do tháinigh bean isteach 'na dhiaidh le madra beag... / Ruaidhrí, Éamon Ó -- Tá páirc againn sa bhaile agus sé an t-ainm atá air na cathair. Tá dhá dhún ann agus deirtear gur b'iad na Danair a bhí ann fadó... / Brich, Gabriel -- Fadó nuair a bhí na Danair sa Bhreandán Bhí lios acu agus staighre ag dul isteach san lios sin... / Brich, Gabriel -- Baile Dubh / Brích, Gabriel -- Bhí feirmeóir í nDún Caoin timcheall céad bliain ó shin. Do fuair a mháthair bás. San am san ní raibh aon chairt, asal ná capall le fághail... / Brich, Gabriel -- Scéal / Murcadha, Seósamh Ó -- Spioraid an Duine Aosta / Murcadha, Pádruigh Ó -- Timcheall an bhliain 1814 do chómhnuig bean darbhainm Loingsigh í gCiullineach. Bhí inghean amháin aice agus fuair sí breóidhte agus bhí sí breoidhte ar feadh tamaill mhaith... / Baróid, Seán De -- A storm was on in Dingle Bay and a ship was tossing in the waves in the mouth of Ventry harbour. Six men were standing outside the Coast Guard Station looking at the ship... / Bharóid, Seán do -- Timcheall an bhliain 1840 bhí an gorta in Éirinn. Bhí na daoine bochta ag fághail bháis leis an ocras. Bhí bean i nGairpine abainn Uí Ceallacháin... / Baróid, Seán De -- Timcheall aimsir an gorta bhí tigh mór sa Mheall. Tigh Protastúnach ab eadh é. Bhí muinntear an Daingin ag fághail bháis leis an ocras... / Baróid, Seán De -- A man was walking along the Ventry strand when he saw a lovely maiden on the top of a rock. She was singing a song and at the same time she was combing her hair... / Baróid, Seán De -- Black Men / Baróid, Seán De -- One evening as the sun was sinking below the horizon an army of Englishmen came to Dingle. On their way they a woman on the top of Greenmount... / Baróid, Seán De -- One day in midsummer a boy was dying in a little hut in which he was living. The parents of the boy did not find it out untill that night... / Baróid, Seán De -- About eighty years ago a chapel stood where the Lispole chapel stands now. It was left standing by the family who owned it... / Baróid, Pádruig De -- Bhí fear ann fadó agus bhí sé ana-bhocht. Bíodh sé ag dul timcheall na tíre ag lorg déirce... / Loingsig, Seán Ó -- Tá tobar Naomh Breanndáin ar bhárr Cnoch Bréanainn. Tugadh an t-ainm sin air ó naomh a bhí ann fadó darb ainm Naomh Breanndán... / Loingsigh, Seán Ó -- Do bhí fear ann fadó agus ní raibh aon mhach inaon-chor aige. Bhí sé 'na í dtigh bheag é féin agus a mhnaoí... / Loinghsigh, Seán Ó -- Tá tobar naomhtha suidhthe í mbaile Ríach. Téigheann daoine ann ar an 29adh lá dé Mheitheamh chun na turasanna a dhéanamh... / Loinghsigh, Seán Ó -- Scéal / Loingsigh, Seán Ó -- Bhí fear ann fadó agus bhí feirm bheag aige. Ní bhíodh aon rud ag fás sa bhfeirm ach féar ar fad. Ní raibh aon stoch aige ach capall amháin... / Loingsigh, Seán Ó -- Bhí fear ann fadó agus bhí sé 'na cómhnuidhe í dtgín bheag leis féin. Ní raibh aige ach aon mhac amháin... / Loingsigh, Seán O -- Baile Muireabhach / Uallachaín, Seán Ó h -- Bhí bacadh ann fadó agus bhíodh sé ag lorg déirce. Chuaidh sé isteach í dtig agus fuair sé gráinne cuirce... / Uallachaín, Seán Ó h -- Bhí baintreach bocht ann fadó agus bhí aon mhac amháin aice darb ainm Seán. Bíodar cómh bocht san ná raibh acu í gcóir an t-súipéar ac bollóg aráin agus cupán bainne... / Uallacháin, Seán Ó h -- Bhí baintreach bocht ann uair amháin agus bhí sí ana-bhocht. Ní raibh aice ac braon beag bainne. Tháinigh bacach ag lorg déirce agus thug an baintreach an bainne do... / Uallacáin, Seán Ó h -- Bhí fear agus bean ag dul go Tráighlí lá agus bhí an beirt acu sa carráiste ceadhna. Nuair a bhíodar istigh do thóg an fear amach a phíp agus thosnuig sé ag ól do fhéin... / Uallachaín, Seán Ó h -- Bhí fear í Lios Póil uair amháin agus bhí feirm aige agus dhá bhó. Bhí aon chearc amháin aige agus beireadh an chearc ubh gach lá... / Uallachaín, Seán Ó h -- Scéal / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Scéal / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Cath na Fianna / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Cath Fionntrá / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Timcheall deich míle ón Daingean tá tobar naomhtha ar a dtugtar tobar Naomh Breanndán. Tá sé ar bhárr cnoch Bréanainn... / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Scéal / Loingsigh, Colm O -- Scéal / Loingsigh, Colm O -- Scéal / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Scéal / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Scéal / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Timcheall míle amach ón Daingean tá cloch mór ara dtugtar cloch an mhíle... / Loingsigh, Colm Ó -- Toibreacha Naofa / Ághas, Seán -- Tobar Naofa / Ághas, Seán -- Amadán / Ághas, Seán -- Loch an Pheidléara / Ághas, Seán -- Sceilg Mhichíl / Ághas, Seán -- Scéal / Ághas, Seán, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Effin (B.), Ráthluirc (school) (Effin, Co. Limerick), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Tadhg Ó Hannáin., Warts / Quinn, Bobbie -- Cure for Warts / Connor, P. O -- Warts / Connor, P. O' -- Tobarine Domnaig / Martell, Ned -- Mount Blakeney Castle -- How the Hill of Ardpatrick was Formed / Connor, P. O' -- Old Tale / Maguire, Pat -- Killing Caterpillars -- Castle Oliver -- Ballingaddy -- Tobernea Well -- Old Story / Power, Dan -- Old Story -- Bishop's Field -- Leaba Oscair -- Jamestown -- Ogham Stone at Mount Russell -- Fionn's Rock -- Twelve Steps -- Glendeane Castle -- Stopping Bleeding -- Old Earthwork, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Rathcormac (school) (Rathcormack, Co. Sligo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher M. Bean Uí Fhéinneadha., Raths - Drumcliffe, County Sligo / Cunningham, Mary -- Raths - Drum County Sligo -- Raths - Teeson County Sligo -- Raths - Lisnalung, Shannon, County Sligo -- Rathcormac -- Old Cures - Rathcormac District -- Animal Cures -- Holy Wells in the Locality / Cunningham, Mary -- Holy Wells in the Locality -- Wild Birds in Our District - Rathcormac -- Old Roads / Cunningham, Mary -- Old Ruins - Rathcormac and District -- Great Storms -- Hedge-Schools / Meehan, Vincy -- Hedge-Schools / Cunningham, Mary -- Churning / Meehan, Vincy -- Churning / Mullane, Chrisy -- Marriage Customs / Currid, Gerty -- Marriage Customs / Meehan, Vincy -- Marriage Customs / Cunningham, Mary -- Marriage Customs / Smith, Margret -- Old Riddles / Currid, Gerty -- Old Riddles / Cunningham, Mary -- Old Riddles / Smith, Margret -- Potatoes / Currid, Gerty -- Potatoes / Smith, Margret -- Old Games / Smith, Maggie -- Old Games / Currid, Gerty -- Old Games / Cunningham, Mary -- Old Stories / Currid, Gerty -- Old Stories / Meehan, Aileen -- Old Stories / Cunningham, Mary -- Old Stories / Cunningham, Mary -- Old Stories / Gilmartin, John -- Old Stories / Gilmartin, John -- Old Stories / Mullane, Chrisy -- Old Stories / Cunningham, Mary -- Old Stories -- Old Stories / Cunningham, Mary -- Old Stories / Cunningham, Mary -- Old Stories / Currid, Gerty -- Famine / Currid, Gerty -- Famine / Gilmartin, John -- Landlords / Currid, Gerty -- Landlords / Meehan, Vincy -- Food in Olden Times / Smith, Margret -- Food in Olden Times / Currid, Gerty -- Food in Olden Times / Meehan, Vincy -- Water-Horses / Currid, Gerty -- Proverbs / Currid, Gerty -- Proverbs / Regan, John -- Proverbs / Meehan, Vincy -- Customs on St Stephen's Day / Currid, Gerty -- Customs on St Stephen's Day / Meehan, Vincy -- Customs on St John's Day / Currid, Gerty -- Customs on Other Days / Currid, Gerty -- Customs on Other Days / Meehan, Vincy, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Turlough, Béal an Chloga (school) (Turlough, Co. Clare), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Áine, Bean Uí Éalaidhe., People say that there is a large crock of gold... / Kelly, John -- One night two men were coming home from cuairt and... / Linnane, Fergus -- About three miles from here there is a place called Muckniah Castle, ... / Linnane, Maureen -- There is gold hidden in the lands of Mr. Corbett. ... / Scully, John -- About three miles from the Turlough National School, ... / Burke, May -- About two miles from my home there is a large demesne. ... / Droney, John -- Three miles from Turlough School there is a small village... / Linnane, Micko -- On an mountain called "Sliabh a Túrlach" there is... / Gann, Nora Mc -- The houses in this parish long ago were made... / Droney, Chris -- Old witches and giants were not very plentiful around here long ago. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There was once an old woman and she lived... / Droney, John -- Once upon a time a man was going to a fair. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- Long ago there lived a man named Jack. ... / Linnane, Fergus -- There were not many giants around this place. ... / Droney, John -- What are the three things in the world... / Droney, Chris -- What man in the army wears the biggest cap. ... / Scully, Joseph -- A man without eyes saw apples on a tree, ... / Gann, Nora Mc -- Not very long ago about half a mile from Ballyvaughan... / Droney, Chris -- There was once a man living in this. ... / Kelly, John -- There was once a young man in this parish. ... / Linnane, Fergus -- There was an old woman living in Feakle long ago. ... / Davenport, Micheal -- There are many tokens by which we know whither the weather... / Linnane, Maureen -- The following denote rain. ... / Gann, Martin Mc -- There are many old sayings about the weather. ... / Gann, John Mc -- Long ago, the houses were very bad... -- Once upon a time there was a man named Johnny Burke. ... / Hawes, Frank -- About 25 years ago Pat Kerins of New Quay, ... / Droney, John -- About fourteen years ago there was a cargo of salt... / Droney, Chris -- There were many shipwrecks in the time of the trouble in 1916. ... / Kelly, John -- Long long ago there live big giants in Ireland, ... / Burke, Mary -- When St Brigits Day comes everyone makes a cross of timber... / Bakey, Mary Ann -- In the year of 1912 there was a great fall of snow. ... / Kelly, John -- In the year 1912 my mother and her brothers and sisters... / Linnane, Fergus -- There is the ruins of an old school... / Linnane, Micko -- Many years ago schools were held in simple places. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There was an old school in Mucknish... / Kelly, John -- Spinning was a great trade among... / Kelly, John -- The oldest trade around here was scutching flax. ... / Linnane, Micko -- There is one old lime kiln near my home. ... / Linnane, Fergus -- Monday for health, ... / Linnane, Fergus -- In olden times people used to get married in their own homes. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- Some of the superstitions connected with... / Linnane, Micko -- Long ago the old people used to have great fun at marriages. ... / Kerin, John P. -- In Penal times priests used to say Mass in caves, ... / Linnane, Maureen -- The priests had hard times during the Penal Days. ... / Linnane, Micko -- Turlough Aill Bhuidhe. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There are many names of places in this parish. ... / Droney, Chris -- Kilwelran Páirc na Srallach Máám Páirc na... / Kelly, John -- There are many wild animals in this place... / Linnane, Fergus -- The wild animals that are in the place are... / Gann, Martin Mc -- There are many wild animals in this place, ... / Droney, Chris -- There are many wild animals around here... / Burke, Rita -- There is not so many animals around here. ... / Kelly, John -- The people used to have very strange sort of cures. ... / Kerin, John P. -- Cradle Bird. When a boy wants to make a cradle bird... / Droney, John -- In olden times people used to... / Linnane, Maureen -- The old people used to spend some of the night... / Kerrin, John P. -- A Cradle bird. A spinning top. ... / Kelly, John -- People say that Friday's and Monday's are the best days... / Kelly, John -- Saturday and Thursday are unlucky for starting work because... / Kerin, John P. -- Farmers do not like to start sowing the seeds any day but Friday. ... / Gann, Margaret Mc -- Long ago travellers used to the houses and stay a few days... / Kerin, John P. -- I know the names of a few batches of Tinkers. ... / Linnane, Fergus -- Tinkers go around from house to house begging. ... / Gann, Margaret Mc -- Tinkers are poor people who have no homes, ... / Burke, May -- There are many forts all over Ireland. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There are many forts around here. ... / Gann, Margaret Mc -- The only poet that they knew of around here was Matt Mahon. ... / Gann, Margaret Mc -- My mother tells me the only poet she knew personally, ... / Burke, May -- Long ago people used to go from house to house singing. ... / Kerin, John P. -- In the year 1847 the potatoes blackened... / Gann, Margaret Mc -- During the time of the famine... / Kerin, John P. -- The famine did awful damage in this place. ... / Linnane, Fergus -- The children around here are very fond of games. ... / Linnane, Micko -- The game we play most is pickery. ... / Gann, Martin Mc -- The old people used to play a game called cat. ... / Kerin, John P. -- We play many games at school... / Linnane, Maureen -- There are but a few old roads in this parish. ... / Droney, Chris -- There are many roads all over Ireland. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There are a lot of old roads in this place. ... / Droney, John -- There are many roads around here under no particular name... / Bakey, Mary Ann -- The houses in this parish long ago were made funny. ... / Kerins, Mr John / Droney, Chris -- The place I live in is called Sheshia. ... / Linnane, Micko -- There are many ruins of old houses around here. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There were many old houses long ago in this parish. ... / Linnane, Fergus / Linnane, Michael -- There are many varities of potatoes sown around here. ... / Gann, Margaret Mc -- Every farmer sows potatoes now. ... / Linnane, Micko -- Long ago people sowed potatoes in ridges. ... / Linnane, Fergus -- The name of my townland is Kilwelran. ... / Kelly, John -- The people around here dont use many old saying. ... / Kelly, John -- (1) A stitch in time saves nine. ... / Bakey, Mary Ann -- On Christmas night every house lights one big candle. ... / Linnane, Micko -- Long ago the people used to have great fun on feast days. ... / Kerin, John P. -- The name of the animals the has are- ... / Linnane, Micko -- The names of the animals we have at home are: ... / Kelly, John -- There are only a few burying grounds around here. ... / Kelly, John -- There are two graveyards in use in this parish. ... / Gann, Margaret Mc -- There are many Kileen's in this parish... / Linnane, Maureen -- We have a churn at home. ... / Linnnane, Micko -- The kind of churn we have is one with beaters and... / Gann, Martin Mc -- The people used to wear no boots long ago. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There are many ruins of old forges around here. ... / Kerins, John P. -- The name of one man was Martin the tailor. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There are no tailors in this parish now. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- Once upon a time the was a man and he had... / Kelly, John -- People around here have many stories about... / Linnane, Maureen -- The native Saint of this place is St Colman. ... / Droney, John -- The Patron Saint of this district is St Colman. ... / Burke, May -- The Patron Saint of this district was... / Davenport, Michael -- Saint Colman is the patron Saint of this place. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- There is never any fairs in this district. ... / Davenport, Michael -- There is not much difference between the fairs of olden times, ... / Burke, May -- There are no fairs held around here now. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- There was one land Lord in this district. ... / Davenport, Michael -- All the landlords are cleared out of Ireland now. ... / Gann, Margaret Mc -- When England took over this country, they divided the land among men, whom they wanted to favour, ... / Burke, May -- Long ago there was a landlord living in Bellharbour. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- Long ago the population of Ireland was very large. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- In the olden days the diet of the people was very poor. ... / Davenport, Michael -- The people who lived long ago used to do nearly half a days work before they ate their breakfast. ... / Kerin, John P. -- Long ago about sixty years from now the people used to eat but two meals a day. ... / Kelly, John -- Long ago football was differently to what it is now. ... / Kerin, John P. -- It was in New Quay the best football team was long ago. ... / Droney, Chris -- The best team of footballers around here was in New Quay... / Kelly, John -- The people of this parish used to be great footballers long ago. ... / Linnane, Eileen -- Many stories are told in the long winter nights. ... / Kerin, John P. -- In olden times, at the time of Cormac Mac Airt there lived in Ireland a band of warriors, ... / Burke, Rita -- Long years ago there lived in Corofin... / Bakey, Mary Ann -- There were many great people in Ireland long ago. ... / Kelly, John -- There is a song composed about Bellharbour, ... -- Many songs are sung by the people in the Winter nights. ... / Kerin, John P. -- On a cold November evening as the wind did highly blow. ... / Bakey, Mary Ann -- In walking through Galway in the borders of Clare. ... / Burke, Rita -- There were alot of wicked Giants long ago in Ireland. ... / Burke, Rita -- The poor people in olden times had not much choice in bread. ... / Burke, Rita -- The people of long ago used to make bread... / Kerin, John P. -- Some time ago people used to make bread out of barley. ... / Kelly, John -- Long ago, when people were poor and there was no flour... / Droney, James -- Bitter the death they gave you soldier lad, ... / Linnane, Joseph -- There are not many relics in this place. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- There are two heaps of stones in this parish called cairns. ... / Davenport, Michael -- There are not many old signs around here. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There are not much crosses around here now. ... / Kelly, John -- Shops were very scarce long ago. ... / Kerin, John P. -- The people used not be very rich long ago. ... / Kelly, John -- Long ago the people used to make tents on Sundays after mass. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- Long ago the people used to make tents on Sundays after mass. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- In olden times shops were not as plentiful as they are now... / Burke, Rita -- The houses they had long ago were alot different from the houses they have now. ... / Linnane, Maureen -- In the old days people used to build their houses in a hollow for shelter. ... / Davenport, Michael -- Long ago houses were alot different to the houses now a days. ... / Kerin, John P. -- There used to be alot of houses around here long ago that are... / Kelly, John -- Long ago the people used to have bad houses. ... / Droney, John, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Doire Clathach (Derryclough), Drom Dhá Liag (school) (Derryclogh Lower, Co. Cork), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Éamonn Mac Firbisigh., Old Story / Carthy, Margaret Mac -- Madraí Ifrinn / Chárthaig, Máigréad Ní -- Land League / Carthy, Margaret Mac -- Landlord / Chárthaig, Máigréad Ní -- Pride of Dundalk Town / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Scéilín - An Sagart agus An Buachaill / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Old Song / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Scéal / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Galbally Farmer / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Scéal / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Tairngreacht Mac Amhlaoibh ós na hAonta / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Scéal i dtaobh Dónall na Tuile / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Scéal / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Local Cures / Chárthaig, Máighréad Ní -- Festival Customs / Cártaig, Máigréad Ní -- Scéal / Chárthaig, Máigréad Ní -- Giotaí Eile / Cártaig, Máigréad Ní -- Local Marriage Customs / Cártaig, Máigréad Ní -- Riddles / Chárthaigh, Máigréad Ní -- Glas Gaibhneach / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Cluiche Leanbh - na Gabhair / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Signs of Rain / Cártaig, Máighréad Ní -- Scéal / Cártaig, Máigréad Ní -- Churning / Cartaig, Maigréad Ní -- Seanamhrán / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Roinnt Scéalta - Gach Dalta mar a Oiltear / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Gárlach Coileánach / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Is Mac do Mhac go bPósfar / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- tSúil Gloine / Firbisig, E. Mac -- Fear Caoch / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Story / Carthy, Margaret Mac -- Scéal / Chárthaig, Máigréad Ní -- Fairies / Chárthaig, Máigréad Ní -- Bread / Cárthaig, Maigréad Ní -- Clothes Made Locally / Cártaig, Máigréad Ní -- Local Patron Saint / Chárthaig, Máigréad Ní -- Scéal / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Seanamhrán / Firbisig, E. Mac -- Seanscéal / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- My Inchigeelagh Lass / Firbisig, E. Mac -- Afar O'er the Sea / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Bright Gems of the Emerald Isle / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Scéal / Firbisig, E. Mac -- Manchester Martyrs / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- History Connected with this Ballad / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Emmett's Farewell / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Poachers / Firbisig, E.Mac -- Fact Explained / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Kilbarry Church Ruins / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Páirc na hImeartha - The Playing Field / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Sighle Ní Ghadhra / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Cailín Deas / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Pádruig Óg Mo Chroí / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Turann Olna -- Sean-Nósanna agus Béaloideas a Bhaineann le Talmhaíocht / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Bonny Bunch of Roses / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Mhóin agus gach a Bhaineann léi / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Start of the Sinn Féin Movement in Drimoleague - An Attempt to Blow up the Barracks / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Auxiliaries and some of Their Doings in Drimoleague 1920 -- Town Guards / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Boys of Barry's Column / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Boys of Kilmichael / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Sean-Nósanna a Bhaineann le hOíche agus Lá Bealtaine / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Virago / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Baker Poet / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- How to Make Hard Turf or Móin Láidir / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Ar Éirinn Ní Neosfainn Cé hÍ - Seanamhrán i mBéarla / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Tallon Irons -- An Tlú Lín / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Bata Scóir / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Some Superstitions or Piseoga in this District of Drimoleague / Firbisig, Eamonn Mac -- Seán na Sráide / Firbisig, Eamonn 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Gortown, Cill Seanaigh (school) (Ballymacravan, Co. Clare), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher M. Mac an Airchinnigh., Béaloideas - Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Chonaill, Nóra Ní -- Scéal - An Scaiptheoir Mórchúiseach / Críocháin, Áine Ní -- Story - A Hidden Crock of Gold / Casey, Susan -- Tomhaiseanna / Críocháin, Áine Ní -- Daoine Cáiliúla sa Cheantar seo - Naomh Crabhán / Dáibhis, Sibéal Ní -- Daoine Cáiliúla sa Cheantar seo - Brían Mac Giolla Meidhre / Dáibhis, Sibél Ní -- Baile na Gadaí / Lúadhna, Áine Ní -- Daoine Cáiliúla i Sráid Bhaile Cillfhionnabhrach / Ghiolla Íasacht, Máire Ní -- Queally an Spóirt / Lúadhna, Bherónaca Ní -- Scéilín ó Ghleann Eidhneach / Chathasaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Cailís i bhFolach / Conaill, Nóra Ní -- Pota Óir i bhFolach / Conaill, Nóra Ní -- Scéal Grinn i dtaobh Pósaidh / Chonaill, Nóra Ní -- Áitaimneacha -- Leigheasanna / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- Dóiteán -- Seancheirdeanna / Chonaill, Nóra Ní -- Liosanna / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- Cathair Dún Fhearghusa / Chathasaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Seanchas i dtaobh na bPrátaí / Chonaill, Nóra Ní -- Féilte na Bliana / Chrídheáin, Áine Ní -- Seanscéal - Gobán Saor / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- Féilí na Bliana -- Pósadh / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Ainmhithe Neamhshaolta / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- Herbs / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Herbs / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Rith na bPortach / Críocháin, Áine Ní -- Reilig / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- Tiarnaí Talúin / Chonaill, Nóra Ní -- Murúch / Críocháin, Áine Ní -- Celtic Crosses / Chonmhara, Máire Ní -- Caisleán Baile na Gabhann / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Reilig / Conaill, Nóra Ní -- Race from Slieve Luacra to Howth Hill / Luanaigh, Máiréad Ní -- Scéalta / Breatnach, Maire Ní -- Scéal Sí / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- Lios / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- tAonach -- Drochshaol / Conaill, Nóra Ní -- Poll na Gollum / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- My Patron Saint / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Sean-nósanna agus Piseoga / Chathasaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Seanfhocail / Luanaigh, Mairéad Ní -- Seanfhocail / Aileóra, Máire Ní h -- Tradition is legendary history, ... / Daibhis, Beiti Ní -- Tóraíocht Sheáin Fada -- Cilstapheen / Lúadhna, Bherónaca Ní -- Carraig / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Rudaí a mBíonn Meas Orthu - Burren Gorget / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- Scéal i dtaobh Leipreacháin / Chathasaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Naming of Loch Derg / Luanaigh, Máiréad Ní -- Scéal - Fionn Mac Cumaill / Chríocháín, Áine Ní -- Niamh Chinn Óir, Oisín agus Naomh Phádraig / Criocháin, Áine Ní -- Loch Lichín / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Cliffs of Moher / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Battle of Dysart O'Dea 1318 A.D. / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Mo Bhaile Dúchais / Catasaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Cruatan / Chathasaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Cruatan / Chathasaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Scéal Grinn / Luanaigh, Máiréad Ní -- Biddy Early / Luanaigh, Máiréad Ní -- Saint Cravan's Well -- Peace Day of the Year -- Little Ark / Chonmara, Máire Ní -- Leminagh Castle / Chríocháin, Áine Ní -- Cath Leacht Uí Conchubhair 1566 A.D. -- Ailltreacha an Mhothair -- Scéal -- Nósanna a Bhaineann le Tórramh nó le Sochraid / Críocháin, Áine Ní -- Bóithre an Cheantair / Chathasaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Lios / Luanaigh, Máiréad Ní -- Tiarnaí Talúin / Luanaigh, Máiréad Ní, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Kilduff (school) (Kilduff Upper, Co. Cavan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher S. Ó Floinn., Tobar Muire / Dolan, Kate -- Reilig / Dolan, Kate -- Paura Lyon's Ghost / Dolan, Kate -- Nanny Wiley Éilis / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Story / Guire, Alice Mc -- Forts / Grail, Joe Mc -- Forts / McPartland, Francis O. Mc -- Forts / Guire, Alice Mc -- Forts / Keaney, Peter -- Sweat-Houses / Guire, Alice Mc -- Sweat-Houses / Partland, Francis O. Mc -- Sweat-Houses / Grail, Joseph P. Mc -- Hidden Treasure / Guire, Alice Mc -- Hidden Treasure / Keaney, Peter -- Hidden Treasure / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Hidden Treasure / Evans, Thomas -- Hidden Treasure / Padden, Joseph Mc -- Local Cures / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Local Cures / Grail, Hugh Mc -- Local Cures -- Butter / Grail, Joe Mc -- Butter / Partland, Francis O. Mc -- Butter / Grail, Hugh Mc -- Butter / Padden, Joseph Mc -- Butter / Guire, Alice Mc -- Forges / Guire, Alice Mc -- Crafts / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Crafts / Evans, Thomas -- Rush Candles / Partland, Francis O. Mc -- Weavers and Spinners / Guire, Alice Mc -- Buying and Selling / Partland, Francis O. Mc -- Buying and Selling / Hugh, Bridget Mc -- It is a custom to make twelve rush candles on the Feast of the Epiphany... / Grail, Joseph Mc -- It is said there was a giant in the townland of Corrawhela. / Grail, Joe Mc -- Giants were very plentiful long ago and there were alot of stories connected with them... / Guire, Alice Mc -- Story / Grail, Joe Mc -- Story / Evans, Thomas -- Folklore / Guire, Alice Mc -- Tombstone / Grail, Joe Mc -- There is a graveyard on Inch Island which lies in the north eastern corner of Lough Allen. / Grail, Joseph Mc -- In the north eastern part of Lough Allen, Inch Island is situated. / Partland, Francis O. Mc -- Priests and People / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Leprechauns / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Leprechauns / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Leprechauns / Guire, Alice Mc -- Leprechaun / Grail, Hugh Mc -- Land League Activities / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Land League Activities / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Drowning in Lough Allen / Grail, Joe Mc -- Blessings / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Once upon a time Fionn Mac Cumhal was going to fight a giant. / Guire, Alice Mc -- Potato / Grail, Joe Mc -- Storms / Partland, Francis Mc -- Storms / Grail, Joe Mc -- Poets / Grail, Joe Mc -- Storm / Grail, Hugh Mc -- Poet / Grail, Joe Mc -- About thirty year ago in the time of the Land-League, there lived an emergencyman in Ballinaglera named Tom Brady. / Gourty, Michael Mc -- This is a song about Tottenham's Demense which was composed about seventy years ago... / Guire, Alice Mc -- Song / Grail, Hugh Mc -- Old Marriage Customs / Partland, Francis Mc -- Ghost Stories / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Ghost Stories / Partland, Francis Mc -- Ghost Stories / Cornyn, John P. -- Ghost Stories / Grail, Joseph Mc -- Old Houses / Grail, Joe Mc -- Houses Long Ago in this District / Grail, Hugh Mc -- Old Houses / Gourty, Michael Mc -- Weather Signs / Partland, Francis Mc -- Weather Signs / Grail, Joe Mc, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Carrowmore (school) (Carrowmore, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seoirse Ó Dochartaigh., Superstitions in this School District -- Monastery in Carrowmore -- Crucaughrim -- Cashel -- Local Industries -- Stories Connected with Fairies -- Stories Connected with Fairies -- Cruckaleen Hill is on Fire -- About one hundred years ago a family called Monagle and their cattle were dying and their cows were not giving much milk. -- Fairy Story -- Get me a Pair Too -- Fairy Tale about a Cow -- Fairy Rock -- Change the Manure Heap -- Two Humps Instead of One -- Strange House -- Riding on a Broomstick -- Witchcraft - Come a' to me -- Witchcraft - Milking the Crook -- Witchcraft - Let Home My Granny -- Lame Matty -- In olden times there was a man going from Inishowen to Derry on horseback. -- Fireside Story - Doubling a Grain of Corn -- Bible Reading in Culdaff -- Culdaff Ghosts -- Story about Card Playing -- Fireside Stories Told in this District - The Black of Horse of Bells -- Fireside - Had your Man Horns? -- Stories Connected with Drowning -- Drowning Story -- Local Boat Story -- Irish Words in Use up to Present in Inishowen -- Customs Connected with Different Days -- Signs of Rain in this District -- Cow -- Cures for Cattle - Local -- Cures for People, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Bellanagare (school) (Bellanagare, Co. Roscommon), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seán Mac Dochair., Peak Well - Tobar na Coigéile / Dochair, Seán Mac -- Composition - My Home District / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - Halloween / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - The Local Forge / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - A Local Story / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - The Local Landlord / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - The Local Fairs / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - Hidden Treasure / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - A Local Tragedy / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - Local Heroes / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - Riddles / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - A Local Industry / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - Local Hedge Schools / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Composition - Local Marriage Customs / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Local Cures / Geraghty, Mary -- Games I Play / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Bird-Lore / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Domestic Animals / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - The Potato Crop / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Churning / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - The Local Tailor / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Spinning Wheels / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Local Ruins / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Food in Olden Times / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Mass Customs / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Local Prayers / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Local Objects of Veneration / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Local Football / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - The Local Shoemaker / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Fionn and the Cloch an Tiompáin / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - A Local Song / Geraghty, Mary -- Local Song / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Local Graveyards / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - Bread / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - The Local River / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - A Story Connected with a Well / Geraghty, Mary -- Composition - A Local Story / Cahill, Peg -- Composition - A Hidden Treasure / Cahill, Peg -- Composition - Local Mills / Cahill, Peg -- Composition - Lime-Kilns / Cahill, Peg -- Parish of Kilcorkey / Cahill, Peg -- Composition - Storms / Cahill, Peg -- Travelling Folk / Cahill, Peg, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Caisleán Uí Liatháin (B.) (school) (Castlelyons, Co. Cork), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Éamonn Ó Ceallacháin., Hidden Treasure / Murphy, Michael -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure / Muirthile, Peadar Ó -- Hidden Treasure / Barra, Seámus de -- Hidden Treasure / Finn, Éamonn -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure / Murphy, Frank -- Hidden Treasure / Murphy, Frank -- Hidden Treasure / Barry, Thomas -- Funny Story / Barry, Thomas -- Funny Story -- Funny Story -- Funny Story / Murphy, Michael -- Funny Story / Meade, Thomas -- Riddles -- Weather-Lore -- Local Heroes / Barry, Thomas -- Local Heroes / Barry, Thomas -- Story / Connell, Patsy O -- Severe Weather / Hurley, Peter -- Severe Weather / Barry, Tomás -- Severe Weather / Hurley, John -- Old Schools / Murphy, Francis -- Old Crafts / Flynn, John O -- Old Crafts / Murphy, Michael -- Old Crafts / Collins, James -- Old Crafts / Buckley, Jerome -- Marriage Customs / Meade, Thomas -- Marriage Customs / Barry, Thomas -- Penal Times / Murphy, Francis -- Penal Times / Barry, James -- Penal Times / Flynn, John -- Penal Times / Meade, Thomas -- Place Names -- Bird-Lore / Sullivan, William O -- Cures / Murphy, Frank -- Cures -- Cures / Meade, Thomas -- Cures / Collins, James -- Cures / Barry, James -- Cures / Murphy, James -- Cures / Buckley, Patrick -- Cures / Hurley, John -- Cures -- Toys / Murphy, Patrick -- Toys / Meade, Andrew -- Toys / Begley, Daniel -- Toys / Finn, Edmond -- Toys / Barry, James -- Lore of Certain Days / Barry, James -- Lore of Certain Days / Leahy, Patrick -- Lore of Certain Days / Finn, Edmond -- Lore of Certain Days / Begley, Daniel -- Lore of Certain Days / Hurley, John -- Lore of Certain Days / Hurley, Peter -- Lore of Certain Days / Murphy, Michael -- Lore of Certain Days / Meade, Thomas -- Travelling Folk / Murphy, Frank -- Travelling Folk / Barry, James T. -- Travelling Folk / Murphy, Michael -- Travelling Folk / Buckley, Patrick -- Fairy Forts / Buckley, Patrick -- Fairy Forts -- Fairy Forts / Collins, James -- Local Poets / Buckley, Patrick -- Local Poets / Murphy, James -- Local Poets / Meade, Thomas -- Famine Times / Barry, James T. -- Famine Times / Donovan, James O -- Famine Times / Murphy, Michael -- Famine Times / Collins, James -- Famine Times / Donovan, Michael O -- Famine Times / Hurley, John -- Famine Times / Finn, Edmond -- Famine Times / Leahy, Patrick -- Famine Times -- Famine Times / Buckley, Patrick -- Games I Play -- Local Roads -- My Home District -- My Home District -- My Home District -- My Home District -- My Home District -- My Home District -- Proverbs and Sayings -- Herbs / Meade, Thomas -- Herbs -- Land League / Buckley, Patrick -- Land League / Meade, Patrick -- Land League / Murphy, James -- Landlords / Leahy, Patrick -- Landlords / Meade, Thomas -- Landlord / Meade, Thomas -- Landlord / Barry, James T. -- Landlord / Collins, James -- Landlord / Buckley, Jerome -- Landlord / Long, Michael -- Landlord / Barry, Thomas -- Landlord / Barry, James T. -- Landlords / Donovan, James -- Landlords / Meade, Patrick -- Hurling Matches / Donovan, James -- Hurling Matches -- Story / Murphy, James -- Story / Murphy, Edmond -- Old Songs / Leahy, Patrick -- Old Songs / Murphy, Michael -- Old Songs -- An Leipreachán / Meade, Patrick -- An Leipreachán / Hurley, John -- Leipreachán / Murphy, James -- Leipreachán / Barry, William -- Care of the Feet -- Local Forge -- Clothes Made Locally -- Local Fairs -- Buying and Selling -- Old Houses -- Old Graveyards -- Prayers -- Prayers -- Prayers -- Local Ruins -- Local Ruins, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Naomh Séamus (Freeport) (school) (Freeport, Co. Galway), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seán Ó Maolruanaí., Seanfhocail -- Bhí bean bocht agus a mac ann fodó. Ní raibh tada aca leis an gcíos a íoc acht bó amháin. -- Bhí bean ann uair amháin. Bríghid an t-ainm a bhí uirrí. -- Bhí fear ann aon uair amháin agus rinne sé a chroidhe dhíchill ar mhach éirghe go luath ar maidin... -- Bhí bean ann fadó agus bhí trí h-ingine aici. Lá amháin dubhairt an cailín ba sine... -- Bhí beirt dearbhratháir ann fadó. Sé an t-ainm a bhí ortha Seán agus Domhnall. -- Bhí fear ann agus bhí beirt mac aige, agus dubhairt sé leis a bhean lá amháin go dtiocfaidh sé ar lorg oibre. -- Aon uair amháin casadh beairt fir le chéile. Fear beatha agus fear tanaidhe a bhí ionnta. -- Scéal -- Scéal Grinn -- Tiarnaí Talún -- Tithe na Seanaimsire -- Ainmneacha Áiteann -- Arán -- Jackeen na Spúnóg -- Scéal -- Scéal Grinn -- Eascann a Bhí i Loch Coirib -- Bheirt a Bhí i Ros -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal Grinn -- Scéal Grinn -- Scéal Grinn -- Scéal -- Scéal Grinn -- Tiarna Talún -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Éireannach, Sasanach agus Albanach -- Bheirt a Bhí i Ros -- Bhean agus an Giorria -- Scéal -- Mháthair agus an Buachaill -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal Grinn -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Luibheanna -- Scéal Grinn -- Scéal Grinn -- Postaithe -- Cúram na gCos -- Éadaí -- Cluichí -- Díol agus Ceannacht -- Féilí na Bliana -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Tomhaiseanna -- Scéal Grinn -- Leipreacháin agus Murúcha -- Aimhithe Allta -- Searrach i ndiaidh Gearráin -- Scéal Grinn -- Scéal, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from An Cheathrú Mhór (school) (Carrowmore, Co. Mayo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher P. Ó Glacáin., Ciste Óir i bhFolach i mBáirnín / Giolla Ríogh, Áine Ní -- Scéal Taibhse / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Ag Tabhú Céile / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Taibhse Cheathrú Choillín / Giolla Ríogh, Áine Ní -- Ag Fágáil an Largan Mhór / Giolla Ríogh, Áine Ni -- Diabhal agus an Báille / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Comharthaí na hAimsire / Giolla Ríogh, Áine Ní -- Tomhaiseanna / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Láí - An tAmhrán / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Cailleach Chúige Uladh / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Sagart Ó Conaire / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Ciste Óir / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Dáibhidh Bán / Giolla Ríogh, Áine Ni -- Pádraig Liath Ó Lachtnaigh / Giolla Ríogh, Áine Ni -- Seán Caoch Ó Tuathal / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Pháirc Mhór / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Fear Is Mó Léim sa Pharóiste / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Scéal Taibhse / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Séipéal Leacan / Giolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Pósadh / Giolla Ríogh, Áine Ni -- Báirnín / Giolla Ríogh, Áine Ní -- Sí-Mharcach / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Seanfhocla / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Garraí an Turcaillibh - An tAmhrán / Ghiolla Ríogh, Áine Ní -- Ráth Brann Dubh / Ghiolla Ríogh, Áine Ní -- Teach Mór Ghort an Tumhair / Ghiolla Ríogh, Áine Ní -- Brannigan / Ghiolla Ríogh, Áine Ní -- Fir agus Mná Déirce / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- tAsal / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Purgadóir / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Máirtín Mac Aindriu / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Na Fataí / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Na hAontaí / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ni -- Gabha agus an Cheárta / Ghiolla Riogh, Áine Ní -- Gamhain Iontach -- Treasure Found / Duggan, Kathleen -- Humorous Story / Duggan, Kathleen -- The Grabber Landlord / Duggan, Kathleen -- Christmas Long Ago / Duggan, Kathleen -- Marriages Long Ago / Duggan, Kathleen -- Fairy Tale / Duggan, Kathleen -- Place Names in Lacken / Duggan, Kathleen -- Cures / Duggan, Kathleen -- Blessed Wells / Duggan, Kathleen -- Feasts of the Year / Duggan, Kathleen -- Hidden Treasure in Lissadrone Land / Mulloy, Eileen -- Signs of the Weather / Mulloy, Eileen -- Story / Mulloy, Eileen -- Colonel Knox / Mulloy, Eileen -- Blessed Wells / Mulloy, Eileen -- St Cummin / Mulloy, Eileen -- Nell Connor of the Blind Eye / Duggan, Kathleen -- Old Protestant School in Killcummin / Duggan, Kathleen -- Fairs / Duggan, Kathleen -- Landlords of the District / Duggan, Kathleen -- Minister Garret / Duggan, Kathleen -- Bread in My Grandmother's Day / Duggan, Kathleen -- Old Houses / Duggan, Kathleen, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Doohamlet (school) (Doohamlat, Co. Monaghan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher P. Mac an Bháird., Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure / Geoghegan, Mick -- Hidden Treasure / Rice, James -- Hidden Treasure / Geoghegan, Mick -- Hidden Treasure / Rice, James -- Funny Story / Nally, Rosalun Mc -- Proverbs -- Riddles / Adam, Kathlen Mc -- Riddles -- Observations on the Weather -- In the Penal Times / Adam, Kathleen Mc -- Local Heroes - Strong Men -- Local Heroes - Swift Runners -- Local Heroes - Great Walkers -- Local Heroes - Great Swimmers -- Local Heroes - Great Mowers -- Local Heroes - Noted Dancers -- Local Heroes - Great Singers -- Local Heroes - Story-Tellers -- Local Happenings - Drownings -- Local Happenings - Burnings -- Local Happenings - Plagues -- Severe Weather -- Local Happenings -- Old Crafts -- Bird-Lore -- Local Cures / Morgan, Pat -- Bourtree Gun -- Buzz -- Travelling Folk -- Lore of Certain Days -- Fairy Forts -- Local Poets -- Games I Play -- Local Roads -- My Home District -- Herbs -- Potato Crop -- Care of Our Farm Animals -- Churning -- Care of the Feet -- Local Forge -- Clothes Made Locally -- Local Fairs -- Local Landlord -- Food in Olden Times -- Old Songs and Ballads - A Hunting Song -- Old Songs and Ballads -- Old Irish Songs and Ballads - Irish Volunteers -- Myer's Ass Foal -- Bread -- Buying and Selling -- Old Houses -- Prayers / Brennan, Patrick -- Prayer to be Said at Morn / Geoghegan, Mick -- Old Stories of Giants and Religious Stories / Adams, Kathleen Mc -- Old Stories of Giants and Religious Stories / Geoghegan, Mick -- Religious Story / Morgan, Pat -- Old Graveyards / Geoghegan, M. -- Old Graveyards / Morgan, Pat -- Local Place Names / Morgan, P. -- Local Marriage Customs / Adam, Kathleen Mc -- Cures / Adam, Kathleen Mc, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Craig Dhubh (school) (Cregduff, Co. Mayo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Séamus Mac Giobúin., Two Mac Sweeneys / Naughton, Martin -- Game of Football / Glynn, Michael -- Old Custom -- Bonfire Night -- Cill Ciaráin - Cill Mheadhoin / Connor, John -- Haunted Hill -- Journey to Rome -- Beggar-Woman's Advice -- Old Beliefs -- Old Beliefs / Giubuin, S. Mac -- Two Brothers / Philbin, Bridie -- Story / Philbin, Bridie -- True Story about a Bad Place at Night / Moughan, Teresa -- Ghost Story / Burke, Annie -- Old Story / Bradley, Rita -- Tobar Liosán, Kilcommon, Claremorris / Malley, Martin -- Experience with a Ghost / Philbin, Bridie -- Old Blessed Well / Mohan, Teresa -- Fighting the Wind / Duddy, Peggy -- Story / Burke, Annie -- Story / Burke, Annie -- Jackstones -- Pota Óir / Philbin, Bridie -- Pósaithe Fadó / Pilibín, Brigid Ní -- Nollaig -- Scéal - An Bhréag agus an Fhírinne / Burke, Annie -- Tiarna Lúcan / Burke, Annie -- Tiarna Talún -- Old Houses -- Cow, Milk, Churning etc. -- Keeping Bones of Dead Cows -- Straw, Rushes -- Feenone / Guibiún, S. Mac -- Droichead an tSáilín / Malley, Martin -- Áitainmneacha -- Eachtraí Mhac Rí na hÉireann / Burke, Annie -- Amhrán / Philbin, Mary -- Lios a' Taidhbhrimh, Maolda, Clár Cloinne Muiris / Moughan, Teresa -- Ráth na gCúpán -- Ráth Máillichín -- Ráth Ranachair -- Gadaí in Éadaí Mná / Burke, Annie -- Scéal / Malley, Martin -- Cúram na gCos / Mohan, Agnes -- Leipreachán i gCill Chiarán, Cill Mheadhon / Bourke, Annie -- Three Curses of St Patrick -- Returning from the Dead / Feeney, Angela -- Cures -- Cures -- Story -- Story / Bradley, Rita -- Rescued from the Fairies / Malley, Martin -- Death, Wake etc. / Bradley, Rita -- Death, Wake, etc. -- Tuirnín Lín -- Ciumhsóigín / Burke, Annie -- Paidir / Burke, Annie -- Paidir / Burke, Annie -- Scéal / Burke, Annie -- Paidir -- Paidir / Bradley, Rita -- Foods -- Tinneas Fiacaile - Scéal / Bradley, Rita -- Paidir / Burke, Annie -- Paidir / Philbin, Bridie -- Caoineadh an Deoraí -- Ó Ceallaigh Cam / Burke, Annie -- Amhrán - Máire Ní Fhathaigh / Fillan, Mary -- Amhrán / Philbin, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Dubhais (school) (Dooish, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938., Ancient Roads - An Old Bridle Path / Doherty, Bernard -- Historic Sites - The Abbey -- Historic Sites - The Monk's Pond -- Historic Sites - The Friar's Well -- Historic Sites - Templemonaghan -- Historic Sites - Flanagan's Altar -- Historic Sites - Grove Hill -- List of Managers of Dooish National School -- List of Principals of Dooish National School -- Map in Connection with Historic Sites -- Historic Sites - Cox's Castle -- Folk Cures and Charms - Stye on the Eye -- Folk Cures and Charms - Mumps -- Folk Cures and Charms - Ringworm in Days Gone by -- Folk Cures and Charms - Ringworm -- Folk Cures and Charms - Consumption -- Folk Cures and Charms - Sore Eyes -- Folk Cures and Charms - Cough -- Folk Cures and Charms - Whooping-Cough -- Folk Cures and Charms - Stone Bruises -- Folk Cures and Charms - Warts -- Folk Cures and Charms - Burns -- Folk Cures and Charms - Consumption -- Folk Cures and Charms - Stye on the Eye -- Folk Cures and Charms - The Evil -- Folk Cures and Charms -- Folk Cures and Charms - Palpitation -- Belief in Fairies -- Belief in Fairies -- Belief in Fairies -- Belief in Fairies -- Belief in Fairies -- Belief in Fairies -- There was a wee woman, there was a wee man, there was a wee pot, there was a wee pan. -- Traces and Survivals of Pisreoga -- Pisreoga - Changelings -- Historic Sites - Drumboe Castle -- Another Story of Father McNulty -- Historic Sites -- To Return to Drumboe -- Historic Sites -- Historic Sites -- How the Chapel Field in Stranorlar Became Parish Property -- St Brigid's Day -- May Eve Customs -- Hidden Treasure / Long, Charles V. -- Hidden Treasure / Stewart, George -- Hidden Treasure / Stewart, Mary J. -- Hidden Treasure / Doherty, Michael -- Hidden Treasure / Neill, Molly Mc -- Hidden Treasure / Neill, Molly Mc -- Hidden Treasure / Doherty, Michael -- Place Names / Doherty, Michael -- Place Names / Neill, Molly Mc -- Place Names / Neill, Bridie Mc -- Place Names / Neill, Molly Mc -- Place Names / Stewart, George -- Place Names / Long, Charles -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Neill, Molly Mc -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Lafferty, Susan -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Quigley, Annie -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Stewart, George -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Menamin, Madeline Mc -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Neill, Bridie Mc -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire / Stewart, Joseph -- Light -- Stories / Bradley, Margaret -- Stories / Bradley, Margaret -- Stories / Bradley, Margaret -- Stories / Bradley, Margaret -- Stories / Bradley, Maggie -- Stories / Bradley, Margaret -- Stories / Neill, Molly Mc -- Stories / Slevin, Margaret -- Stories -- Drochshaol / Doherty, Michael -- Drochshaol / Doherty, Michael -- Landlords and Their Castles / Doherty, Michael -- Landlords and Their Castles / Doherty, Michael -- Games -- Blind Man's Buff -- Games -- Diseases and Cures -- Different Parts of the Byre and Stable -- Story of Drumboe Castle -- Billeting of Rats -- Weather-Lore -- Good Friday -- St John's Eve -- May Eve and New May Morning -- Stories about the hare - the witch hare used to be told in this district. -- Another 'hare' story is told by Conal Furey. -- Wake Games - The House that Jack Built -- Wake Games - The Crooked Crab Tree -- Wake Games - The Wee Maloney Man -- Wake Games - The Priest of the Parish -- Wake Games - Old Father Nippelty -- Wake Games - Sitting Brogue -- Witchcraft -- Local Landlords, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Johnstown (school) (Johnstown, Co. Meath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Miss H.C. Hickie., Raheen -- Buried Treasure -- 12th Night Custom -- Making Rush Lights -- Lore of Certain Days -- Weather-Lore -- Snow-Storms -- Local Marriage Customs / Hickie, H. C. -- Local Cures -- Brick making was carried on in Oldtown by a man named Thoams Harpur. -- Story of this brickyard... / Hickie, H. C. -- Festival Customs -- Riddles Heard Locally / Nally, Stephen Mc -- Riddles Heard Locally / Byrne, Peadar -- Riddles / Husband, Mamie -- Riddles / Briody, B. -- Riddles / Boylan, Leo -- Riddles / Boylan, Ciaran -- Riddles and Local Proverbs -- Crafts - Doll-Making / Brien, Mary -- Crafts - Spinning and Weaving -- Forge -- Churchyards, Funeral Customs etc. -- Back View of a Tombstone -- Funeral Customs / Hickie, H. C. -- Wedding Custom -- Stations or Mass Celebrated in Private Houses -- Church Avenue / Hickie, H. C. -- Food in Olden Times -- Famine Times -- Johnstown Village in 1886 -- Stone at the Quarry -- Stray Sod -- Hungry Sod -- Cures -- Cures -- Rich Farmers around Oldtown and Kilcairne employed 50 labourers for harvesting. / Neill, James -- Speaking of the Connacnt harvesters... -- Further Stories of the Raheen -- Halloween Custom -- How We Churn / Brien, Mary -- Our Fields / Briody, Bridget -- Pancake Night / Boylan, Leo -- Buried Treasure / Husband, Mary -- Ghost Story / Husband, Mary -- My Lucky Caul / Husband, Mary -- Strange Legend of Rossnaree -- Tea -- Staffordstown -- Chapel Field -- Found Patrick (Pasie) at 5 on an April afternoon putting in the cattle. -- Secret Societies -- Fairies -- Stones -- Family Curse -- Skulls -- Ghosts -- Buried Treasure in Staffordstown -- Wages -- More Ghosts -- More Reminiscences of Mrs Kelly -- Local Superstitions -- Crafts -- Churning -- Mrs Fitzpatrick's Account of Harvesters and Their Food -- Churning -- Severe Weather -- Halloween Tricks -- Halloween Tricks -- Story of Gerrardstown Castle -- Story by Mrs Garrett Reilly -- Cures -- Hidden Treasure in the Raheen or Moat of Kilcarn -- Crosses -- Bonfires -- Bird-Lore -- Oak for a Soak -- Teeth Extraction -- Cures -- Story of St Patrick -- Story of Daniel O'Connell -- Hidden Treasure and Vengeance of the Fairies -- Cure for Heart Disease / Hickie, H. C. -- Interviewed Mrs Lynch and found she is the possession of some interesting relics of the past. / Hickie, H. C. -- Black Church Field -- Furzy Field -- Collected from Mrs John Lynch -- Survival of Paganism -- Ghosts -- Story of a Murderer and Suicide -- Food -- Wakes -- Another native of the Old Road named Cullen... -- Park Murders -- Martin Reilly Mrs Reilly's son says there is a tombstone in Newtown cemetery near Trim which cures warts. -- Mrs Neill wife of Tome Neill Oldtown Navan has also told me about this monument in Newtown cemetery. -- Taking the Butter -- Story of a Priest -- St John's Well Warrenstown -- Dan O'Connell and the Little Boy -- Isn't this a Good Story -- Banshee -- Riddles -- Weather Signs -- Holy Well, Slane -- Stories of the Famine -- Collected from Tom Neill. -- Marriages -- Unlucky Day - Whit Monday -- Cure - Heart Disease -- Churning -- Old Prayers, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Bailieboro (C.) (school) (Bailieborough, Co. Cavan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Bean Uí Cheallaigh., Old Cures -- Old Sayings -- Weather-Lore -- Story of Lisgar Demesne -- Story of Killan Church, Shercock -- Local School / Kelly, Mrs -- Legend of Lough Sillan, near Shercock -- In 1878; during the summer months a dreadful boating accident took place. / Kelly, Mrs -- Story of Moybolgue / Dowd, Peggy -- Muff Fair / Kelly, Mrs -- Big Wind - Local Account / Kelly, Mrs -- Big Wind - Local Account / Kelly, Mrs -- Old Prayers / Kelly, Mrs -- Old Prayers / Smith, Susan -- Old Prayers -- Old Prayers / Smith, Kathleen -- Irish Idioms in English Speech / Kelly, Mrs -- Irish Words in English Speech / Kelly, Mrs -- Townlands near Balieborough -- Old Prayers -- Old Prayers -- Old Prayers -- Local Story / Clarke, Kathleen -- Another Story / Clarke, Kathleen -- Yellow Candles / Farrell, Margaret -- To Make Rush Candles / Farrell, Margaret -- Riddles -- Kinds of Food / Kelly, Mrs -- Story of Moybolgue / Gaynor, Teresa -- Story of Seeoran Lake / Ennis, Elizabeth -- About seventy or eighty years ago, a couple of young lads attended a bonfire on 'Bonfire Night' in a country district a couple of miles from Bailieboro. / Kelly, Mrs -- Charm / Clarke, Kathleen -- Charm / Clarke, Kathleen -- Witch Story / Clarke, Kathleen -- Another Witch Story / Farrell, Margaret -- Story / Sheridan, Peggy -- Customs in Connection with Feasts / Ennis, Elizabeth -- Loughanleagh Mountain / Ennis, Elizabeth -- Local Song - Loughanleagh / Ennis, E. -- Old Local Poets / Connell, Jean -- Games - Jackstones -- Churning / Guirk, Annie Mc -- Potato Crop / Sheridan, Peggy -- Games I Play - Hopscotch -- Games I Play - French Tig -- Games I Play - Four Corners -- Games I Play - Hide and Go Seek -- Games I Play - Colours -- Hell, Heaven and Earth -- Games I Play - Jinny Jones -- Games I Play - Skittles -- Games I Play - Buttons -- Games I Play - Sally, Sally Waters -- Games I Play - Judy and Jack -- Games I Play - Fox and Goose -- Games I Play - After -- Priest of the Parish / Kelly, Mrs -- Games I Play - Three Jolly Welshmen -- Old Furniture -- Old Vessels / Sheridan, Peggy -- Wicker Work -- Proverbs and Remarks -- Local Marriage Customs / Guirk, Annie Mc -- Burial Customs / Gainor, Teresa -- Old Houses / Ennis, E. -- Care of the Feet / Evoy, Josie Mc -- Local Fairs / Sheridan, Peggy -- Old Story / Ennis, E. -- Famine / Ennis, Elizabeth -- Faction Fights / Sheridan, Peggy -- Old Crafts / Sheridan, Peggy -- Local Heroes - Great Walkers / Guirk, Annie Mc -- Lore of Certain Days / Ennis, E. -- Fairy Forts / Connell, Jean -- Bailieborough Dance / Gaynor, Teresa, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Mercy Convent, Trim (school) (Trim, Co. Meath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Sr. Berchmans., St John's Well / Waters, Kathleen -- Legend of St Patrick / Donoghue, Sheila -- Man in the Sack / Donoghue, Sheila -- Haunted Castle / Waters, Kathleen -- Giant's Bed / Donoghue, Sheila -- Dead Coach / Waters, Kathleen -- Queer People / Rochford, Kathleen -- Treasures from the East / Hussey, Teresa -- Yellow Steeple / Lynch, Nancy -- Rich as a Lord / Cullough, May Mc -- Old Hell in Trim / Cullough, May Mc -- Three Kings / Brien, Carmel O' -- Good Hunting / Murray, Teresa -- Crippled Child / Murray, Teresa -- River Boyne / Hussey, Teresa -- St Loman's Well / Rochford, Kathleen -- Jealous Man and Woman / Brien, Carmel O' -- Grey Friary / Brien, Carmel O' -- Our Lady of Thrymme / Brien, Carmel O' -- Fairy Mound / Stenson, Una -- Stray Sod / Stenson, Una -- Our Noble Ancestors / Lynch, Nancy -- Ford of the Elder / Stenson, Una -- Vault / Cullough, May Mc -- St Dympna's Well / Waters, Mary Teresa -- Fairy Gold / Lynch, Nancy -- Underground Tunnel at Trim / Cullough, May Mc -- Dillon's Tomb / Hussey, Teresa -- St Nichola's Well / Hussey, Teresa, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Tattenclave (school) (Tattintlieve, Co. Monaghan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher B. Ní Chróinín., My District / Carvill, Packie Mc -- My District / Smyth, Peter -- My District / Coyle, Katie -- My District / Moyna, Frank -- My District / Corrigan, Tom -- My District / Murphy, Mary -- My District / Rocks, Kathleen -- My District / Beagon, Philip -- My District / Ward, James -- My District / Farmer, James -- Hidden Treasure / Carvill, P. Mc -- Money Cawn / Corrigan, Tom T. -- Hidden Treasure / Smyth, Peter -- Hidden Treasure / Coyle, Katie -- Hidden Treasure / Coyle, Katie -- Hidden Treasure / Moyna, Frank -- Treasure / Coyle, Alice -- Treasure / Coyle, Alice -- Crock of Gold / Carvill, Rose Mc -- Crockin / Corrigan, Tom T. -- Crockin / Ellis, Paddy -- Hidden Treasure / Murphy, Mary -- Hidden Treasure / Corrigan, Brigid -- Hidden Treasure / Corrigan, Terry -- Hidden Treasure / Farmer, James -- Funny Story / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Funny Story / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Funny Story / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Funny Story / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Cure / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Funny Story / Smyth, Peter -- Funny Story / Coyle, Kate -- Funny Story / Moyna, Frank -- Funny Story / Corrigan, Tom -- Funny Story / Murphy, Kathleen -- Funny Story / Murphy, Kathleen -- Funny Story / Murphy, Kathleen -- Funny Story / Murphy, Kathleen -- Funny Story / Murphy, Kathleen -- Funny Story / Murphy, Kathleen -- Fairy Story / Murphy, Kathleen -- Funny Story / Murphy, Mary -- Funny Story / Murphy, Mary -- Funny Story / Murphy, Mary -- Funny Story / Corrigan, Brigid -- Funny Story / Corrigan, Terry -- Funny Story / Corrigan, Paul -- Pretended Speyman / Beagon, Phil -- One time there were three neighbours living in Monaghan who used to plough with big calves. / Beagon, Phil -- Fairy Story / Beagon, Philip -- Funny Story / Ward, James -- Funny Story / Farmer, James -- Funny Story / Farmer, James -- Surprise / Carvill, Patrick Mc -- Loggad Hill / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Ghost / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Fairy Shoemaker / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Cobbler / Carvill, Rose Mc -- Fairy and the Milk / Carvill, Rose Mc -- Woman and her Children / Carvill, Rose Mc -- Peter in the Barrel / Carvill, Rose Mc -- Stone where St Patrick Prayed / Carvill, Rose Mc -- Fairy and the Fodder / Carvill, Rose Mc -- Poor Man's Son and the Rich Man's Daughter / Carvill, Rose Mc -- Man and the Advice / Carvill, Mary Mc -- Fairy and the Milk / Carvill, Mary Mc -- Sick Woman / Carvill, Mary Mc -- Boy and the Fairies / Carvill, Mary Mc -- Surprise / Carvill, Mary Mc -- Peter in the Match / Carvill, Mary Mc -- Anketell Grove / Ellis, Paddy -- Gavan Duffy's Murder in Calliagh / Ellis, P. -- Gavin Duffy's Horse in Clones / Ellis, Paddy -- Dooskey Hill / Ellis, Paddy -- Annalore Holy Well / Ellis, Paddy -- Aghabog Wart Well / Ellis, Paddy -- Mass Rocks / Ellis, Paddy -- Calliagh Witch / Ellis, Paddy -- Rafinny Cows / Ellis, Paddy -- Logwood Hill / Ellis, Paddy -- Priest and the Milk / Ellis, Paddy -- Calliagh Slaughter House / Corrigan, Tom -- Woman and the Cow / Carvill, Patrick Mc -- Riddles / Coyle, Katie -- Riddles / Corrigan, Tom P. -- Riddles / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Riddles / Smyth, Peter -- Riddles / Murphy, Mary -- Riddles / Rocks, Kathleen -- Riddles / Beagon, Philip -- Riddles / Ward, James -- Riddles / Farmer, James -- Riddles / Corrigan, Terry -- Proverbs / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Proverbs / Smyth, Peter -- Proverbs / Moyna, Frank -- Proverbs / Corrigan, Tom P. -- Proverbs / Murphy, Kathleen -- Proverbs / Murphy, Mary -- Proverbs / Rocks, Kathleen -- Proverbs / Beagon, Philip -- Proverbs / Ward, James -- Proverbs / Farmer, James -- Weather-Lore / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Weather-Lore / Smyth, Peter -- Weather-Lore / Coyle, Katie -- Weather-Lore / Moyna, Frank -- Weather-Lore / Murphy, Kathleen -- Weather-Lore / Murphy, Mary -- Weather-Lore / Rocks, Kathleen -- Weather-Lore / Beagon, Philip -- Weather-Lore / Ward, James -- Weather-Lore / Farmer, James -- Weather-Lore / Corrigan, Brigid -- Weather-Lore / Corrigan, Terry -- Weather-Lore / Corrigan, Paul -- Hidden Treasure / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Funny Story / Smyth, Peter -- Fairy Story / Smyth, Peter -- Hidden Treasure / Smyth, Peter -- Fairy Story / Smyth, Peter -- Fairy Story / Smyth, Peter -- Fairy Story / Coyle, Katie -- Fairy Story / Rocks, Kathleen -- Funny Story / Beagon, Phil -- Local Heroes / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Local Heroes / Smyth, Peter -- Local Heroes / Coyle, Katie -- Local Heroes / Moyna, Frank -- Local Heroes / Corrigan, Tom P. -- Local Heroes / Murphy, Kathleen -- Local Heroes / Murphy, Mary -- Local Heroes / Beagon, Phil -- Local Heroes / Farmer, James -- Local Heroes / Corrigan, Terry -- Local Heroes / Corrigan, Paul -- Local Happenings / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Local Happenings / Smyth, Peter -- Severe Weather / Smyth, Peter -- Local Happenings / Moyna, Frank -- Local Happenings / Murphy, Kathleen -- Local Happenings / Murphy, Kathleen -- Wild Weather / Murphy, Kathleen -- Wild Weather / Murphy, Kathleen -- Wild Weather / Murphy, Kathleen -- Severe Weather / Murphy, Mary -- Local Happenings / Rocks, Kathleen -- Local Happenings / Rocks, Kathleen -- Story / Beagon, Phil -- Local Happenings / Beagon, Phil -- Local Happenings / Ward, James -- Local Happenings / Ward, James -- Severe Weather / Corrigan, Brigid -- Local Happenings / Corrigan, Terry -- Old Schools / Carvill, Packie Mc -- Old Schools / Smyth, Peter -- Old Schools / Smyth, Peter -- Old Schools / Moyna, Frank -- Old Schools / Murphy, Kathleen -- Old Schools / Murphy, Kathleen -- Old Schools / Murphy, Kathleen -- Old School / Murphy, Kathleen -- Old Schools / Murphy, Mary -- Old Schools / Rocks, Kathleen -- Old Schools / Farmer, James -- Old Schools / Corrigan, Brigid -- Ghost Story / Smyth, Peter, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Ballinakillew (school) (Ballynakillew Mountain, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Mary K. Nutt., Mullinacross Graveyard / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Old Burial Place / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Old Road / Harron, Derrick -- Old Graveyard / Kerr, Edith -- Another Old Graveyard / Harron, Evelyn -- Graveyard at Hollybrooke / Harron, Evelyn -- Human Bones Found / Logan, Ruby -- Old Roads / Logan, Ruby -- Skeletons of Drumholm / Logan, Ruby -- Piper's Hole / Harron, Derrick -- Wishing Stone of Marriage / Harron, Derrick -- Old Plate / Quinn, Mary -- Giant's Stone on Carrick Alt / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Story of a Giant / Kerr, Edith -- Old Road / Kerr, Edith -- Land Slide / Kerr, Edith -- Dead Man who Came to Life / Kerr, Edith -- Raffle on a Dead Donkey / Kerr, Edith -- Old Road / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Greed / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Enchanted Hare / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Giant's Stone at Carrick / Harron, Derrick -- Misunderstanding / Harron, Derrick -- Giant of Coole / Logan, Ruby -- Fairy Fort / Logan, Ruby -- Witch of Coxtown / Logan, Ruby -- Old Hawthorn Tree / Logan, Ruby -- Forts / Crea, Willie Mc -- Mermaid / Crea, Willie Mc -- Milk Taken by the Fairies / Kerr, Edith -- Giant's Chair / Harron, Evelyn -- Fairies Made her Blind / Harron, Evelyn -- Haunted House / Harron, Evelyn -- Cures -- Cures -- Cures -- Cures / Crea, Willie Mc -- Cures / Harron, Evelyn -- Cures / Logan, Ruby -- Wise Sheepdog / Kerr, Edith -- Ghost Laid / Kerr, Edith -- Fright / Kerr, Edith -- Accident that Happened Near Us / Quinn, Mary -- Curiosity / Quinn, Mary -- Fairies Take a Cow / Quinn, Mary -- Fort / Kerr, Edith -- Ghost / Kerr, Edith -- Ghost / Kerr, Edith -- Fairies at the Well / Harron, Evelyn -- Bones Found this Week / Harron, Evelyn -- Coxtown Gatehouse / Harron, Evelyn -- Phantom Horse / Harron, Evelyn -- My Home District / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Ghost Story / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Ghost Story / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Ghost Story / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Weather-Lore / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Old Crafts / Murray, Maggie Mc -- True Story / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Phantom Cart / Murray, Maggie Mc -- My Home District / Harron, Evelyn -- My Home District / Herr, Edith -- My Home District / Harron, Willie -- Food of the People of Long Ago / Logan, Ruby -- Story about Fairies / Harron, Evelyn -- Piper's Hole at Brownhall, Ballintra / Harron, Evelyn -- Song / Murray, Maggie Mc -- Cuckoo Donkey / Harron, Derrick -- Song / Kerr, Edith -- This poem was made by an old railway ganger. When the Donegal railway was being made. / Kerr, Edith -- Little Girl taken by the Fairies / Monaghan, Eileen -- Banshee / Monaghan, Eileen -- Warning / Monaghan, Eileen -- Strong Man / Quinn, Mary -- He Was Found Out / Quinn, Mary -- In Olden Times / Clay, Sadie Mc -- Old Chair / Clay, Sadie Mc -- Dress of Long Ago / Clay, Sadie Mc -- Witch of Coxtown / Logan, Ruby -- Poem / Logan, Ruby -- Poem -- Strange Experience / Harron, Derrick -- Mass Rock in Carrick / Logan, Ruby -- Injured by the Fairies / Logan, Ruby -- On the land of Paddy McGlenchy, of Rathneeny Bar. Laghey, there is a fort which is supposed to be haunted by the fairies. / Logan, Ruby -- Landlord Fooled / Quinn, Mary -- In Olden Times / Clay, Sadie Mc -- True Story / Harron, Derrick -- Poor Man's Friend, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from N. Seosamh, Cill Lasrach (school) (Killasser, Co. Mayo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher S. Mac Carrghamhna., Traditions Connected with Our Lord and the Blessed Virgin - The Sevenfold Love of the Mother for Her Son -- Na Tincéirí an Dream is Mí-Ámharaí Lá amuigh -- Origin of Tobacco at Wakes -- How the Goat Lost its Fleece of Wool -- Why the Raideog Never Grew -- Cross on the Asses' Back -- Why there Is a Cure in Tow -- Why there Is Supposed to Be Poison in the Needle and No Poison in a Cobbler's Awl -- Why the Wasp Should Be Killed and the Cricket Spared -- Origin of the Moy -- Places of Interest in the Locality and Stories Connected with them - Geata na hAltóra -- Places of Interest in the Locality and Stories Connected with them - Fross Mór -- Places of Interest in the Locality and Stories Connected with them - Ballinacurra -- How Columcille Converted Tory Island -- Fionn's Hospitality -- Landlords -- Food in Olden Times -- St Lasair -- Forts -- Local Cures -- Superstitious Beliefs -- Wake Games - Reata -- Food / Caron, Joseph P. -- Rann / Caron, Joseph P. -- Seán Maghuidhir a ghleanna / Caron, Joseph P. -- Seanfhocal / Caron, Joseph P. -- Scéal / Caron, Joseph P. -- Rann Eile / Caron, Joseph P. -- Féile Bríde Bricín / Caron, Joseph P. -- Scéal / Caron, Joseph P. -- A Dhomhnaill Uí Chonaill, an dtuigeann tú Gaedhilg! / Caron, Joseph P. -- Amhrán / Caron, Joseph P. -- If the old people heard of elderly people getting married they'd say "Ní hé posadh an uastaráin é". / Caron, Joseph P. -- Uisce na dTrí Teorannachaí / Caron, Joseph P. -- A girl named O'Grady went to Aclare pattern and was spotted by a man from the wilds of Attymaas. / Caron, Joseph P. -- The used to have to walk from Cloonfinish to Drogheda to meet the boat from England. / Caron, Joseph P. -- French '98 / Caron, Joseph P. -- Wells / Caron, Joseph P. -- There is an old white thorn bush (at Gavagan's) Cloonfinish and they used to spread the clothes on it. / Caron, Joseph P. -- Superstitious Beliefs / Caron, Joseph P. -- Scéal / Caron, Joseph P. -- Eve last night about three weeks ago I received a sad glad letter of an old hag's death. / Caron, Joseph P. -- There was man called Hennigan living in Cloonagh at one time. / Caron, Joseph P. -- Weather Signs (Signs of Rain) / Caron, Joseph P. -- Signs of Fine Weather / Caron, Joseph P. -- The crowing of a hen is very unlucky and a hen that crows should be killed. / Caron, Joseph P. -- There is a belief that if there's a white cock in the yard that the man of the house will be in good health while the white cock remains alive. / Caron, Joseph P. -- Seanfhocal / Caron, Joseph P. -- You shouldn't exchange a hen for a hen or a duck for a duck, it is supposed to be unlucky. / Caron, Joseph P. -- The lending of a hatching hen to a neighbour brings ill luck. / Caron, Joseph P. -- A clutch of eggs, for the purpose of setting under a hen should not be washed before presenting some to a neighbour. / Caron, Joseph P. -- The screeching of the grouse is taken as 'Sparáil an Fraoch'. / Caron, Joseph P. -- There is a lake in Cuillonaughton, Callow, Killasser which is known as loch a' císte... / Caron, Joseph P. -- There lived at one time in Cuillonaughton, Callow, Foxford a chieftain called Naughton o' Ruadáin... / Caron, Joseph P. -- Some believe that the St Lasair after whom this parish named was a daughter of St Ronan's. / Caron, Joseph P. -- Wake Customs / Caron, Joseph P. -- Scéal / Caron, Joseph P. -- The fairies are supposed to have gone since the prayers after mass started. / Caron, Joseph P. -- Haunted Places in the Locality - At Bóithrín Úr / Caron, Joseph P. -- Haunted Places in the Locality - At Martin's Gate / Caron, Joseph P. -- Haunted Places in the Locality - At Sceachach / Caron, Joseph P. -- Haunted Places in the Locality - At Omar (i.e. on the Ballinacurra Road) / Caron, Joseph P. -- Haunted Places in the Locality - At Cnoc Brianaigh / Caron, Joseph P. -- Haunted Places in the Locality - Casadh Coirnéal / Caron, Joseph P. -- Haunted Places in the Locality - In Tom the Buck's Old House / Caron, Joseph P. -- Haunted Places in the Locality - At Tiernan's Old House / Caron, Joseph P. -- Superstitious Beliefs and Observances / Caron, Joseph P. -- Cailleach Béarach / Caron, Joseph P. -- Cailleach Béarach as a Mower / Caron, Joseph P. -- Cailleach Béarach as a Builder / Caron, Joseph P. -- Gobán Saor / Caron, Joseph P. -- How Gobán Saor Selected a Wife for His Son / Caron, Joseph P. -- Mull na gCích / Caron, Joseph P. -- Killconduff / Caron, Joseph P. -- Stretching between Dromeda and Gurteen lies a bog known as Esker bog. / Caron, Joseph P. -- In a field belonging to James Peyton (John) known as the fort field (the fort referred to on page 81) unbaptised children were buried. / Caron, Joseph P., 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Moher (school) (Moher, Co. Cavan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher J. Wilson., Food in Olden Times -- Drumlane Abbey and Round Tower -- Old-Time Craft / Wilson, Jim T. -- Churning -- Potatoes / Wilson, Jim -- Local Forge -- Riddles -- Funny Story / Wilson, Jim T. -- Farm Animals / Wilson, Jim -- Local Fairs / Wilson, Jim -- My Home District / Wilson, Jim -- Bird-Lore / Wilson, Jim -- Cures / Reilly, Patty -- Cures / Flynn, Ita -- Cures / Burns, Annie -- Riddles / Corrigan, Owen -- Riddles / Burns, Josephine -- Riddles / Leddy, Patsy -- Riddles / Brady, Oliver -- Riddles / Burns, Mary E. -- Riddles / Drum, Hughie -- Famine Times / Monaghan, Eugene -- Prayer / Flynn, Ita -- Prayers - Prayer for the Toothache / Monaghan, Margaret -- Riddles / Fitzpatrick, Nora -- Story of Saint Mogue / Burns, Annie -- Story of Saint Mogue / Corrigan, Owen -- Games I Play / Leddy, Patsy -- Games I Play / Corrigan, Thomas -- Games I Play / Leddy, Mena -- Games I Play / Drumm, Hugh -- Regards to the Weather / Fitzpatrick, Nora -- Travelling Folk / Corrigan, Thomas -- Travelling Folk / Reilly, Patty -- Traveling Folk / Reilly, Patrick J. -- Old Ruins / Reilly, Bridget K. -- Local Ruins / Corrigan, Thomas F. -- Old Ruins / Burns, Josephine -- Old Ruins / Leddy, Philomena -- Funny Story / Fitzpatrick, Nora -- The following was related to me bu Mr. John Leddy the Cross, Miltown. When he was a boy, some forty or fifty years ago... / Leary, Timothy O' -- Funny Story / Leddy, Patsy -- Potato Crops / Kelly, Teresa -- Flower of Lovely Miltown / Flynn, Ita -- Lore of Certain Days / Reilly, Patty -- Lore of Certain Days / Leddy, Patsy -- Lore of Certain Days / Corrigan, Magdalene -- My mother told me some old customs. / Brady, Phonsie -- Local Marriage Customs / Reilly, Patrick J. -- Local Marriage Customs / Fitzpatrick, Nora -- Football Match / Robinson, Charlie -- Football Match / Brady, Phonsie -- Football Match / Kelly, Teresa -- Our Irish Tales / Fitzpatrick, Nora -- Herbs / Monaghan, Margaret -- Herbs / Robinson, Charlie -- Herbs / Reilly, Patty -- Forge / Fitzpatrick, Nora -- Forge / Brady, Phonsie, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Doire (school) (Derry, Co. Mayo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Séamus Ó Catháin., Seanscéalta Oisín / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Fear a d'Fhoghlaim Ceird / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Tarbh Breac / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Diarmuid Súgach O'Thuathail / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Fear agus an Diabhal / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Gobán Saor / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Óige / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Páidín Láidir / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Leasmháthair / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Tiarna O'Briain / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Fear Pósta / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Na Trí Comhairle Maith / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Poillte Labain / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Martan na Mart / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Bás / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Cabh Dubh / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Bhean a Cuireadh as na Flaithis / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Na Trí Paidíní / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Chailleach Bhéarra / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Mac na Baintrí / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Fear Bocht / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Caisleán na Circe / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Mac na Baintrí / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Fear na Fírinne agus Fear na Bréige / Seoighe, Bríghid -- Bráthair agus an Gasúr / Seoighe, Bríghid, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Cill Eirc (school) (Killark, Co. Monaghan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher S. Mac Druaidhe., Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- Customs and Games of Hallow Eve -- "Feahoe" - : means the wood of the yew trees because there is plantation in which yew trees grow. -- Local Roads / Cassidy, Mary -- Local Roads / Hoey, James -- Local Roads -- Weather-Lore -- Fairy Forts -- Thomas Clarke was cutting a lone bush, and he heard a voice saying "Dont cut that. So he did not cut it. -- Halftate -- Tomiska -- Riddles -- Customs on St Brigid's Day -- Customs on Shrove Tuesday -- Customs at Easter Time -- Big Wind -- Bird-Lore -- Customs on April Fools' Day -- Old Crafts -- Customs at Easter Time -- May Customs -- Marriage Customs -- Potato Crop -- Schools -- Local Happenings -- Customs on Whitsuntide -- Lore of Certain Days -- Funny Stories -- Lake of Ballyhoe -- Funny Stories -- Care of Farm Animals -- Proverbs -- Local Churches and Graveyards -- Landlord -- Old Stories -- Clothes Made Locally -- Penal Times -- Local Place Names -- Weeds and Herbs -- Ghost Stories, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Ballyhahill (C.) (school) (Ballyhahill, Co. Limerick), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher H. Fitzgerald., Ancient Customs -- Riddles / Eniry, Josie Mc -- Funny Stories / Danaher, Teresa -- Weather-Lore / Farrell, Josie -- Local Heroes / Danaher, Teresa / Hanlon, Kitty -- Local Happenings / Eniry, Josie Mc -- Severe Weather / Dalton, Annette -- Old Schools / Danaher, Teresa -- Old Crafts / Dalton, Annetta -- Marriage Customs / Danaher, Teresa -- In Penal Times / Danaher, Teresa -- Local Place Names / Danaher, Teresa -- Bird-Lore / Dalton, Annetta -- Local Cures / Danaher, Teresa -- Homemade Toys / Dalton, Annetta -- Lore of Certain Days / Dalton, Annetta -- Travelling Folk / Danaher, Teresa -- Eye-Opener -- Fairy Forts / Dalton, Annetta -- Local Poets / Dalton, Annetta -- Famine Times / Danaher, Teresa -- Ganes I Play / Dalton, Annetta -- Local Roads / Danaher, Teresa -- My Home District / Dalton, Annetta / Danaher, Teresa -- Herbs / , Annetta Dalton -- Potato Crop / Danaher, Teresa -- Proverbs / Dalton, Annetta -- Festival Customs / Danaher, Teresa -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Dalton, Annetta / Danaher, Teresa -- Churning / Dalton, Annetta -- Care of the Feet / Dalton, Annetta -- Local Forge / Danaher, Teresa -- Clothes Made Locally / Dalton, Annetta -- Stories of the Holy Family / Danaher, Teresa -- Local Patron Saint / Danaher, Teresa -- Local Fairs / Dalton, Annetta -- Landlord / Danaher, Teresa -- Food in Olden Times / Danaher, Teresa -- Hurling and Football / Dalton, Annetta -- Old Story / Danaher, Teresa -- Old Irish Tales / Dalton, Annetta -- Local Monuments / Danaher, Teresa -- Bread / Dalton, Annetta -- Buying and Selling / Danaher, Teresa -- Old Houses / Dalton, Annetta -- Giants and Warriors / Danaher, Teresa -- Leprechaun and Mermaid / Dalton, Annetta -- Local Ruins / Danaher, Teresa -- Religious Stories / Dalton, Annetta -- Old Graveyards / Danaher, Teresa -- Collection of Prayers / Dalton, Annetta -- Emblems and Objects of Value / Danaher, Teresa / Dalton, Annetta -- Historical Tradition -- Strange Animals / Callaghan, Peggy O' -- Hidden Treasure / Barrett, Lillie, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from N. Colmcille, Buncrana (school) (Buncrana, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Pilib Mac Riada., Stretching the Clod / Cracken, Andy Mc -- Old Roads / Doherty, John F. O' -- How the News of Emancipation Was Brought to Buncrana / Doherty, John F. O' -- Famine Times / Doherty, John F. O' -- Ghost Haunts / Groarty, George Mc -- Fairy Haunts / Groarty, George Mc -- Story / Laughlin, Willie Mac -- Story / Laughlin, Willie Mc -- Story / Laughlin, Willie Mc -- Story / Laughlin, Charles Mc -- Story / Barr, Michael -- Story / Doherty, Patrick -- Fairy Haunts / Doherty, John O -- Story about Ribbonmen / Laughlin, Colm Mc -- Story / Laughlin, Colm Mc -- Story / Doherty, Patrick -- Story / Laughlin, Willie Mc -- Recently there was an arrangement between the Governments of Eire and England... / Fraser, Corney -- Story -- Local Roads -- Local Roads / Laughlin, James Mc -- Local Roads -- Home District -- Our Holy Wells -- Festivals / Quigley, Colm -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Quigley, Colm -- A horses stable is a good strong building made of stone and lime. / Quigley, Colm -- Care of the Feet -- Care of the Feet / Doherty, John -- Care of the Feet / Quigley, Colm -- Care of the Feet / Porter, Patrick -- Food in Olden Times / Donnchadha, Anton Mac -- Food in Olden Times / Duggan, Stephen -- Old Hurling Match / Quigley, Colm -- Fianna / Cracken, Andy Mc -- Clothes Made Locally / Quigley, Colm -- There is a Giants den up in Gransha and it is said to be a den where Diarmuidh and Grania... / Quigley, Colm -- Herbs / Donaghey, Tony -- Story / Donaghey, Tony -- Local Landlords / Donnell, James O -- Football and Hurling Matches / Donnell, James O -- Bread in Olden Times / Donnell, James O -- Story -- Our Holy Wells / Doherty, Dan -- Song / Doherty, Dan -- Homemade Toys -- Local Cures / Smith, Colm -- Home District / Smith, Colm -- Local Patron Saint / Smith, Colum -- Homemade Toys / Laughlin, Sheamus Mc -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Laughlin, Sheamus Mc -- Churning / Laughlin, Sheamus Mc -- Local Fairs -- Old Story / Rodden, Archie -- Dark Inishowen / Rodden, Archie -- Fairy Forts / Laughlin, Charles Mc -- Old Story / Laughlin, Charles Mc -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Laughlin, Charles Mc -- Care of the Feet / Duggan, Stephen -- Old Story / Duggan, Stephen -- Stories of Giants / Duggan, Stephen -- Our Holy Wells / Laughlin, James Mc -- Local Patron Saint / Laughlin, James Mc -- Old Story / Laughlin, James Mc -- Song / Laughlin, James Mc -- Erins Lovely Home / Laughlin, Charles Mc -- Local Patron Saint / Doherty, William James O -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Colgan, John Mc -- Churning / Colgan, John Mc -- Stories of the Holy Family / Colgan, John Mc -- Clothes Made Locally / Colgan, John Mc -- Old Story / Colgan, John Mc -- Local Monuments / Colgan, John Mc -- Bread -- Leprechaun or Mermaid, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Baile Caisleáin an Róistigh (B.) (school) (Castletownroche, Co. Cork), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Pádraig Ó Luineacháin., St Patrick's Well - Castletownroche -- Wallstown Well - Castletownroche -- Killathy - Ballyhooly -- A variant of the story re the Grimes's the priest hunters is that the fool when returning after informing the priest of his danger, was met by the Grimes's who tied him on horseback, the horse galloped all the way to Fermoy, and reaching there fell dead. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- One day Finn Mac Cool and his men were hunting near a place called Conva - More Ballyhooly. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- St Patrick was travelling through the country, and one hot day feeling thirsty went into an ale house for a drink of ale or beer. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- The O' Keeffes were the ruling family here before the coming of the Norman. -- An old man James Regan who was chapel collector for some years here, and he who was born in 1829 (so he told me) gave me the information that he buried fourteen bodies of people (who died of famine fever) in Castletownroche graveyard in one day. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- "An Carragán" - ainm páirce ar fheirm Dhaithí Uí Ghormáin, baile an droichid, baile caisleáin an Róistigh. -- A fragment of poem made by Seán Ó Cunnagáin who lived near Castletownroche. / Gráda, Mícheál Ó -- Castletownroche -- When O' Sullivan Beare was retreating from Céim an Fhiadh to O' Rourke's territory in Brefni, he was attacked by the Barry's of Ballyvoneire and of Buttevant. These were called the Black Barrys. -- Ballygriffin Mansion - Killavullen -- In the parish of Castlemagner there lived a child who with other children attended the local schools. -- Annakissa and Castlekevin -- Monanimy Graveyard -- Monanimy Castle -- Garrison Rock -- The OCallaghans of Munster trace their descent through Ceallachan who is mentioned in the Four Masters as the son of Domhnall who died in 1044, who was son of Murcadh who who died in 1014, who was brother of Searbrathach, who was son of Donncadh, who was son of Ceallachan of Cashel who died in 954. -- Tadhg an Dúna -- Dromahane, Mallow - Holy Wells -- Customs still Surviving - Dromahane, Mallow -- Expressions still Surviving in English -- The famous rocks called Carrigcleena Rock is not far from Dromahane. -- Stories -- Fairy Hurlers -- Moving Churchyard -- Enchanted Hare -- Carraig Clíodhna / Holey, Miss M. -- Ór Curtha i bhFolach -- Scéal -- Newmans - Dromore, Mallow / Cuinneagáin, Pádraig Ó -- Mainistir Fhear Maí -- Castletownroche or Baile Chaisleáin an Róistigh -- Carrig -- Áit na Cise -- Dromana House, Cappoquin -- The road from the Blessed Well, Ballyhooly to Ballyhooly Bridge is supposed to be haunted, and many people are afraid to pass there at night. -- Sweet Liscarroll Town -- No 'meas' on it... / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- There is a round patch in a field north of Liscarroll creamery. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- People came from neighbouring localities to eat Praiseach bhuidhe in a field adjoining the school. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Local Estate - Purcell (Percipal)... / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Harstonge's Hill - Sunfort... / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- "The Russian", The Conqueror", "The Gap", "The Masher", "The Man in the Gap", "The Comber", "The Blocker", The Captain. "Seáinín Airgid". The Governor. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Bloodvein "Joyce". Coolbane "Singleton's Rock"... / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Clog-making. Nail making. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Piggin = wood. Griddle - Iron. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Huggáwrd (Achadh Árd). / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Cappagh na gCat - Poll na Faithche (Pollnafahee)... / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Sourens (Flummery) Oatmeal and water boiled. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Easter Sunday (veal)... / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Wild Fire - cured by Brennas. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Good houses open to beggars. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Rev James Barry. P.P. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- James Corbett to 1911. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Religious / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Herlehy 1758... / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Marriage. No marriage on Monday, Wednesday or Friday, or in May or Harvest. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Corpse untouched for at least a quarter of an hour. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Lios na nGearóid - 13 Fitzgeralds buried here. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Well over 50 years ago. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- "Matches" generally confirmed to farming class. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- 43 years ago a man named Morrissey was working near a fort. / Luinneacháin, Pádraig Ó -- Clenor - Crann na hOla -- Claonar nó Claonúir -- Lios an Airgid -- Caisleán Mhóin an Ime - Monanimy - Cill an Mhuilinn -- Seanbhóthar na Ráithe Móire -- Cam an Locha -- Teistiméireacht Eoghain Ruaidh -- Aogán Ó Rathaille agus an Sliogán -- Drúichtín -- Nós Eile -- Ag Aireachtaint Clog an Aifrinn duit -- Conas Láthair Tí do Thógaint -- Nós Eile -- Tigh Muintire -- Beannachadh a Bhíodh Acu -- Beannachadh an Dorais -- Sprideanna -- Crann Créabhnait -- Crann na hOla, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Tydavnet (school) (Tedavnet, Co. Monaghan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher M. Mac Cába., Local Fairies / Brady, Master James -- Local Fairies / Sherry, Miss Lily -- Bathing -- Bad Men / Nally, Mr Arthur Mc -- Fairy Story Named Dolly Gillieland / Geough, Miss Lucy Mc -- On Tydavnet Old Graveyard / Finlay, Master P.J. -- Local Fairies / Finlay, Master P.J., 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Seanafarachán (school) (Shanafaraghaun, Co. Galway), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seán Mac An Ríogh., Maighdean Mara na Mara Duibhe / Breathnach, Maighread -- Na Seachtar Mac / Breathnach, Mairéad -- Fear na mBréag agus Fear na Fírinne / Breathnach, Maighréad -- Mánas (Mághnus) / Breathnach, Maighread -- tÉan Draíochta / Seóighe, Cáit -- Bhí fear ann fadó agus sé an t-ainm a bhí air Fionn. / Bhurca, Maighréad Ní -- Chailleach Bhéarra / Cadhain, Máirtín Ó -- Gadaí Dubh Ó Dubhain / Choidhin, Máirtín O -- Maor agus an Máistir / Cadhain, Máirtín Ó -- Seanfhocail / Cúinín, Seán Ó -- Pislín agus Straoillín / Seóighe, Cáit -- Snámhadóir Cliste / Seóighe, Cáit -- Bó na Sióg / Seoighe, Séamus -- Máirín an Fhionnaidh / Breathnach, Máighread -- Driotháir Bocht agus an Driotháir Saibhir / Bhúrca, Máighread Ní -- Tomhaiseanna / Bhúrca, Máighréad Ní -- Tomhaiseanna / Breatnach, Máighread -- Seanfhocail / Breathnach, Máighréad -- Fios, Luas agus Leigheas / Breathnach, Mairéad -- Drochmháthair / Seoige, Cáit -- Feasóg Ghorm Ó Oileán Na hAoibhinn / Cúinin, Seán Ó -- Chaoi a bhFuair an Seantincéir a Bhean / Cúinin, Seán Ó -- Céard iad na trí súilí is géire amuigh / Coidhin, Máirtín Ó -- Driotháir Bocht agus an Driotháir Saibhir / Bhúrca, Eibhlín Ní -- Seanfhocail -- Ceaircín Sheáin Bháin / Búrca, Eibhlín Ní -- Chaora Ghlas / Briain, Liam Ó -- Eascú / Seóighe, Antoine -- Padhraig Na Luaithrigh / Cúinin, Seán Ó -- Gadaí / Seoighe, Tomás -- Biddy Early / Seoighe, Tomás -- Driotháir Bocht agus an Driotháir Saibhir / Búrca, Eibhlín Ní -- Taidhg agus an Sagart / Seóighe, Cáit -- Fionn Mac Cumhaill / Seoighe, Tomás -- Gaiscíoch na Míoltóg / Breathnach, Siubháin -- Bás / Breathnach, Eibhlín -- Bhí fear agus bean ann fadó. / Seoighe, Máire -- Poll Tí Lábáin / Seoighe, Tomás / Seoighe, Seán -- Driotháir Bocht agus an Driotháir Saibhir / Seoighe, Sorcha -- tAmadán / Seoighe, Pádhraic -- tAmadán Mór / Seoighe, Sorcha -- Landlord an Chaisleáin / Búrca, Eibhlin de -- Fear agus na Ciseáin / Seoighe, Máire -- Chéad Mhanach a Bhí in Éirinn / Ríogh, Seán Mac an -- tAmadán Cliste / Breathnach, Siubhán -- Grá Bán Mo Chléibh / Seoighe, Cáit -- Caisleán an Bharraigh / Seóighe, Cáit -- Gearrán Bán / Seoighe, Sorcha -- Gabha agus an Fathach / Ríogh, Seán Mac An / Breathnach, Eibhlín -- Fear na Stocaí / Ríogh, Seán Mac An -- Fathach Rua / Ríogh, Seán Mac An -- Finis / Ríogh, Seán Mac An -- Mo Mhian / Ríogh, Seán Mac An, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Brownstown (C.), Curragh Camp (school) (Brownstown Upper, Co. Kildare), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Bean Uí Dubhshláine., The protestant church in Ballysax was once a Catholic Church. -- In Ballyfair House, now uninhabitable, and during the European war used as British G.O.C residence... -- Mr Carolan, an ex-British Army Schoolmaster, who lived in the Curragh Camp one time, says that in the penal days... -- For many years old people could point out a spot on the Curragh as the grave of a priest killed at the Rath in 1798. -- A big stone on the top of a hill called Knockaulin, between Ballysax and Old Kilcullen... -- Mr Kerins (aged 38) a native of Kildare Towns lives near Waverly. He says that it was believed long ago before he came to Waverly that a crock of gold was buried in the Mr Pallin's field, in Waverly. -- Brownstown House is built on the site of a smaller house, occupied in the Penal Days by a woman whose son was a priest. -- The great-aunt of a pupil (Anna Moran) lives in a small farmhouse in Ballysax. -- Local Cures, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Clochar Loreto, An Uaimh (school) (Navan, Co. Meath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher An tSr. M. Colm., Seanleigheasanna / Bhrádaigh, Rita Ní -- Leigheas Faithne / Pháidín, Máire Nic -- Leigheas Fiabhras Croí / Pháidín, Máire Nic -- Seanleigheasanna / Chearruigh, Eibhlín Ní -- Seanleigheasanna / Chearruigh, Eibhlín Ní -- Seanleigheasanna / Shíoráin, Ríoghna Ní -- Seanleigheasanna / Shíoráin, Ríoghna Ní -- Seanleigheasanna / Loingsigh, Caitlín Ní -- Seanleigheasanna / Máirtín, Pádraig Ó -- Old Cures / Buchanan, Maureen -- Old Cures / Buchanan, Maureen -- Old Cures / Wall, Mollie -- Old Cures / Keever, Maeve Mc -- Old Cures / Goldrick, Elsie -- Old Cures / Sheerin, Mrs -- Old Cures / Sheerin, Mrs -- Old Cures / Dermott, Joan Mc -- Old Cures / Sherlock, B. -- Old Cures / Dowdall, C. -- Old Cures / Mallon, Josephine -- Headaches / Mallon, Josephine -- Old Cures / Flanagan, Nancy -- Old Cures / Murphy, Maureen -- Old Cure / Rourke, Bridie O' -- Old Cures - Mumps / Connell, Mr O' -- Whooping Cough / Brady, Margaret -- Sprained Wrist / Leech, Mary -- Old Cures - Sore Eyes / Rourke, Maisie -- Old Cures - Bloodpoison / Dowdall, Cella -- Old Cures / Goldrick, Elsie -- Seanchleasanna - Díol an Choirce / Pháidín, Caitlín Nic -- Déanamh Gach Duine mar a Dhéanfas Mise / Pháidín, Máire Nic -- Frog ag Léimrigh / Shúilleabháin, Máirín Ní -- Old Games - Skittles / Sherlock, B. -- Old Games - Duck Down on Granny's Splinter - Conquers - Jack the Ripper / Brady, Margaret -- Old Games - The Gallant Soldiers / Brady, Mrs -- Old Games -- Old Games - Grandmother One, Two, Three / Lyons, Molly -- Old Games - Head and Tails / Henery, Sheila -- Old Games - Ball in the Hat / Smyth, Miss M. -- Old Games - Townsland / Goldrick, Elsie -- Weather Signs -- Seanráite -- Old Sayings for Procrastination / Lynch, Kathleen -- Pisreoga / Palles, Dolly -- Piseoga / Mallon, Josephine -- Piseoga / Brady, Rita -- Power of the Evil Eye / Sheerin, Renee -- Piseoga / Goldrick, Elsie -- Piseog Story -- Scéalta / Buchanan, M. -- Witchcraft / Dermott, Joan Mc -- Seanscéal Eile / Pháidín, Caitlín Nic -- Seanscéal Eile -- Story - The Foxes and the Gormanstown Family / Matthews, Patrick -- Story / Brady, Josie -- Story / Gaughran, Paddy -- Story / Lynch, K. -- Story / Lynch, Kathleen -- Story / Foley, Brigid -- Story / Foley, Brigid -- Story -- Story / Sheerin, Renee -- Story / Sheerin, Renee -- Story / Sheerin, Renee -- Story / Leech, Mary -- Story / Clarke, Imelda -- Story / Sheerin, Renee -- Story / Sheerin, Renee -- Story / Sheerin, R. -- Story / Sheerin, Renee -- Story / Sheerin, Renee -- Seanscéalta / Chearraigh, Eibhlín Ní -- Story / Lallaway, Josephine -- Seanscéal Eile / Chearraigh, Eibhlín Ní -- Seanscéal Eile / Chearraigh, Eibhlín Ní -- Old Stories / Goldrick, Elsie -- Local History - The Cross of Navan / Hyland, Nancy -- Athlumney Castle / Brady, Rita -- Cros a' Doca / Brady, Rita -- Moat / Rourke, Maisie -- Leisgbrook Chapel -- Chapel and Well of St Anne / Matthews, Kitty -- Ruins at Stahalmog / Matthews, Kitty -- Down at Flower Hill there was no bridge at one time and the people had to walk across the Blackwater. / Hilliard, Kathleen -- Cregan's Corner / Sheerin, Renee -- Bell Hill / Clarke, Imelda -- Story of '98 and Navan -- Local History / Entaggart, Mr Mc -- Local History / Goldrick, Elsie -- Local History / Buchanan, Maureen -- Story of a Cock / Mallon, Josephine -- Animal Stories -- Animal Stories / Buchanan, M. -- Animal Stories / Duignan, Mr J., 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Gleann na gCreabhar (Anglesboro), Baile Mhistéala (school) (Anglesborough, Co. Limerick), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Pádraig Ó Cadhla., Cóiste Bodhar / Cadhla, Pádraig S. O -- Dead Hunt -- Dead Hunt -- Dead Hunt -- One evening about 40 yrs. ago a man was coming home from the village of Ballylanders. -- About fifty years ago there lived in Labamologa, in the county of Limerick and about six miles from Mitchelstown a man... -- "You often hear tell of Donovan the hedge schoolmaster" said Mrs Cleary. -- Almost directly opposite Denis Dwyers' cottage in Ballyfaskin, in the Co. of Limerick and in the barony of Coshlea... -- There was a fellow working down there at Jack Gallahues in Ballyfaskin... -- "You remember that Staunton girl I told you about that Patcheen Lyons met the day he was out hunting" -- One night during the Civil-war Liam and a company of the boys were travelling through a district in West Cork. -- About twenty years ago Paddy Green Mahony down there in Ballyfaskin, Ballylarders, Co. Limerick was cutting hay... -- "Those land-grabbers never had a bit of luck. The widows curse was on them and on their children." -- There was a famous walker who lived in Lackendarra, Anglesboro in the Parish of Kilbehenny called John Mansel... -- Another account says that one time 'Step' had a very sore foot and was unable to walk. -- About thirty years ago a tree had been knocked down over in Dungrud by a storm. -- Gold -- There is gold said to be buried on the Galtees. -- Massy Family / Kiely, Patrick J. -- How the Dawson Estate Came into the Posession of the Massys -- At the time of the taking of the taking of the Castle of Ballinahinch which was defended by Sir Henry Burgess... / Casey, W. -- Diarmuid Ó Duibhne and Grainne were travellingthrough Munster. -- I saw Thomas Adams Kearney who lived at Anagurra House... -- William Wright who lived in Barnagurraha, Anglesbori', Barony of Coshlea was supposed to be able to cut an acre of hay... -- Hedge-Schools -- John Kilmartin who lived in Lackendarna, Anglesboro', Co. Limk. in the year cir. 1875 was a weaver. -- In my own farm in Barnagurraha we have some peculiar names on our fields. -- Patrick O' Dwyer of Fahanasoodry who lived about 1885 was a noted Herb Doctor. -- Patrick Forde of Ballyduff who afterwards became a captain in the Roston Artillery was returning home from the... -- Local Poets -- Local Poets -- Local Poets -- Local Poets -- Local Poets -- Local Poets -- Galtee Mountain Boys -- Famine -- In 1846 the New Line road from Quane's Bridge Inchaecomb to Con Burkes Cross was opened as relief work and was left unfinished until 1868. -- Mass Paths -- Holy Wells -- Galbally Farmer -- Care of Animals -- About 50 years ago in Angelsboro' people did not wear boots until they were 20 yrs. of age. -- St Brigid -- The first pair of clogs ever worn in this district were worn by James Keyes, Glenlara Cottage, Glenlara, Lnocklong Co. Limk... -- A fair used to be held in Anglesboro' up to the year 1810 or so. -- There was an old carpenter in this district some years ago and when driving a wedge he used always say "hah hah" at every stroke. -- On St. Stephen's Day the school boys and girls of the district go from house to house "hunting the ran (wren)". -- On May Eve the pishogues were made. One person strove to take his neighbours butter, milk or cream by the help of the devil. -- St John's Day, 24th June. On St. John's Eve all farmers light large blasts in their gardens. -- Mrs. Studdart of Elm Hill, Co. Clare had a famous racehorse called "Roller". -- About 70 years there was a tanyard in Mitchelstown, Co. Cork which lies 6 English miles south of Gleann-na-gCreabhar. -- Michael O'Neill of Coolnamahogue, Anglesboro', Co. Limk. Coshlea was a noted ratcharmer. -- As already stated the 25th of November is the Patron Saints Day of Mitchelstown, St. Fanahan's Day. -- About the 8th of January 1905, Lord Massy the 7th Baron and myself (W. Casey) were out shooting. -- In my young days the people ate only three meals a day i.e breakfast, dinner, and supper. -- Football was the great game in my young days. The ball was not as round as it is now. -- In my young days the boys used to play bowls on the mountain foot road between the Lishleen boreen and the top... -- Do you see that cairn up there on Teampuillin? -- My mother, God rest her soul and may the heavens be her bed, used to make grand sweet brown bread... -- Long ago the people used to do a lot of swapping in horses and cows. -- Old Houses -- You know that hill overlooking Athnaslinga (Co. Limk. Coshlea) behind well that's known as Carraig Seán Buidhe. -- You might remember that I told you a few nights ago that General Hugh Massy got a forfeit estate in Duntryleague... -- William Carber of West Cork told me that he was one evening walking around the kitchen at home... -- About 90 years ago a farmer here in Anglesboro' was coming home late one night from a neighbours house... -- About 150 years ago there was a billet-master in Fermoy, Co. Cork and he used to give out the tickets every night... -- The field of Patsy Hogan's below Hedger Quane's field on the right hand side of the New Line Road... -- In Brigown graveyard, Mitchelstown Co. Cork there is a special place set aside... -- The day Cromwell was marching to Clonmell, Co. Tipp. he went into Mandeville House... -- There were visitors up here some years ago at Massy Lodge (Anglesboro') and the Honourable Hugh asked... -- My ancestors lived near Mitchelstown Co. Cork and when the monks came to Mt. Melleray they used ride... -- Some years ago three men from our own little village of Gleann-na-gCreabhar (Anglesboro') were returning home..., 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Fieldstown, Drogheda (school) (Fieldstown, Co. Louth), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Bean Uí Chléirigh., Lios / Winters, Josie -- Drumshallon Graveyard / Berrill, John -- Old Graveyard / Mullen, Jackie -- Fairy Story / Lynn, Katie -- Old Graveyard / Winters, Ann Jane -- Moat / Lambe, Anna -- Lone Bush and a Moate in the Neighbourhood / Winters, Josie -- Funny Story / Winters, Patrick -- Dead Industries in the District / Winters, Ann Jane -- Old Sayings / Winters, Ann Jane -- Moat / Mullan, Jackie -- Riddles of the District / Winters, Josie -- Ghost Story / Winters, Ann Jane -- Fairy Story / Winters, Ann Jane -- Lone Bush / Lambe, Anna -- Another Ghost Story / Lambe, Anna -- Names of Fields / Winters, Ann J. -- Names of Fields -- Names of Fields / Winters, Josie -- Names of Fields / Winters, Josie -- Names of Fields / Winters, Josie -- Names of Fields / Winters, Josie -- Names of Fields / Winters, Josie -- Hidden Treasures / Winters, Josie -- Old Road -- Old Road / Mullen, Jackie -- Old Road / Lambe, Anna -- Fairy Story / Winters, Josie -- Another Fairy Story / Winters, Josie -- Another Fairy Story / Lynn, Hattie -- Ghost Stories / Lynn, Kattie -- Ghost Stories / Lynn, Kattie -- Ghost Stories / Lambe, Anna -- Ghost Stories / Lambe, Anna -- Ghost Stories / Mullen, Jackie -- Ghost Stories -- Funny Story / Winters, Josie -- Funny Stories -- Funny Stories -- Funny Stories -- Dead Industries of the District / Winters, Josie -- Dead Industries of the District / Winters, Ann Jane -- Dead Industries of the District / Mullen, Jackie -- Old Cures of the District / Winters, Josie -- Old Cures in this District / Lynn, Katie -- Local Forges / Winters, Josie -- Churning / Winters, Josie -- Farm Animals / Winters, Josie -- Weeds and Herbs on the Farm / Winters, Ann J. -- Weeds and Herbs / Lynn, Kattie -- Herbs and Weeds / Winters, Josie -- Old Sayings of the District / Winters, Josie -- Emblems / Winters, Josie -- Emblems / Winters, Ann J. -- Giants / Lambe, Anna -- Cromlech / Winters, Ann J. -- Songs Made in the Locality / Winters, Josie -- Jem Berrill's Ass Snowball / Winters, Josie -- Old Houses / Winters, Ann J. -- Games -- Games / Winters, Josie -- Old Marriage Customs / Winters, Ann J. -- Old Marriage Customs / Lynn, Kattie -- Old Cutoms for Planting Crops / Lambe, Anna -- Customs for Planting Crops / Winters, Ann J. -- Old Customs / Winters, Josie -- Old Customs / Winters, Paddy -- Old Customs / Mullen, Jackie -- Old Customs about Wakes / Winters, Josie -- Old Customs about Wakes / Mullen, Jackie -- Superstitions / Lynn, Kattie -- Superstitions / Winters, Ann J. -- Local Heroes / Winters, Paddy -- Great Thatchers / Winters, Ann J. -- Echoes and Old Caves / Winters, Josie -- From Mr. T. Donegan's Shop at Monasterboice to the bottom of the field below the Dispensary is roughly a quarter of a mile... / Mullen, Brigid, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Druim Mór (school) (Dromore, Co. Sligo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seosamh Ó Catháin., Áth na Buaibh / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Roofing of Catholic Church of Kilmacshalgan, Dromore West / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Crock of Gold / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Another Mysterious Crock of Gold / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Origin of the Tuirne Mháire / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Bringing Back of Butter which was Taken / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Another Butter Story / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Butter (third) / , Seosamh Ó Catháin -- Butter (Fourth) / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fenian Tale / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fireside Stories / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fireside Stories / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fireside Stories / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fireside Stories / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fireside Stories / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Daniel O'Connell and the Three Colonels / , Seosamh Ó Catháin -- Daniel O'Connell / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- 1798 / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Moses and Abraham / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- I wandered by a cottage door... / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Old Custom / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Gentleman without a Trade / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Felim Waters and the Fairies / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Love is Costly / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fenton of Castletown and Jordan / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fairy Fair / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Sweet Poteen / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- First Men in the Gleann, Dromore West / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Fairy Child / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Pedlar in Lugdoon / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Man who Never Went to Mass / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Manus Bán / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- What Makes People Afraid / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Dean Swift and the Coachman / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Landlord and the Robber / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Willie Brennan the Highwayman / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Bohannon and His Adventures / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Flying Ship / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Biorán and his Paidrín Mare / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Jack Neary and the Fairies / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Shooler and the Ghost / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Knight of Glin / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Three Advices / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Trade He Knows Best / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Johnny in Tír na nÓg / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Lawyer and the Calf / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Mike Egan and the Princess / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Some years ago in a certain landlord's house was a servant boy named Paddy. / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- Ship that Would Sail without Air or Water / Catháin, Seosamh Ó -- One day when the son of a landlord was playing handball in his own private ball alley, a little man came to him and asked him for a game. / Catháin, Seosamh Ó, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Drong (school) (Drung, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seán P. Mac Gabhann., Drong / Gabhann, Seán P. Mac -- Wreck of the Nakomis / Harrigan, Annie M. -- Potato Crop / Ghee, Michael Mc -- Halloween / Cole, Bridget Mc -- Care of Our Animals / Toye, Eddie -- Churning / Gonagle, Mary R. Mc -- Widow's Daughter / Donaghy, Neil -- Nose / Laughlin, Annie Mc -- Games I Play / Gonagle, Mary R. Mc -- Conas a Chaitear Oíche Nollag sa Cheantar seo / Argáin, Áine Ní h -- Local Sayings and Proverbs / Ghee, Michael Mc -- Local Sayings and Proverbs / Harrigan, Annie M. -- Bird-Lore / Bonner, Charles -- Weather-Lore / Ghee, Michael Mc -- Lime-Kilns / Laughlin, May Mc -- Thatching / Gonagle, Mary R. Mc -- Folklore - Old Graveyards / Toye, Eddie -- Old Graveyards / Ghee, Michael Mc -- St Brigid's Crosses / Gonigle, Hugh Mc -- Local Cromlech / Harrigan, Annie M. -- Standing Stone / Laughlin, May Mc -- Famine / Toye, Edward -- Basket-Making / Laughlin, Mary Mc -- My Home District / Cauley, Brigid Mc -- Fair of Carrickmaquigley / Ghee, Michael Mc -- On Ghosts / Cauley, Brigid Mc -- Hidden Treasure / Laughlin, Annie Mc -- Folklore - Travelling Folk / Cole, Bridget Mc -- Wakes / Harrigan, Annie M. -- Buying and Selling / Ghee, Michael Mc -- Land League / Toye, Edward -- Local Poets / Breslin, Margaret J. -- Local Forge / Toye, Edward -- Old-Time Bread-Making / Harrigan, Annie M. -- Turf-Cutting / Toye, Edward -- Devil's Lighthouse / Laughlin, Annie Mc -- Care of the Feet / Ghee, Michael Mc -- Customs of Easter Sunday and May Eve / Harrigan, Annie M. -- Local Stations / Harrigan, Annie M. -- Shipwreck / Ghee, Michael Mc -- Some Local Cures / Lauughlin, Annie Mc -- Mussel Dredging / Toye, Edward -- Local Fairs / Laughlin, Annie Mc -- Local Graveyards / Harriagan, Annie M. -- Old Houses / Cauley, Bridie Mc -- Food in Olden Times / Hargan, Willie James -- Old Time Games / Ghee, Michael Mc -- Eviction Scene / Laughlin, Annie Mc -- Story / Laughlin, Annie Mc -- Witches -- Holy Family / Morris, Maureen P. -- Story / Laughlin, Annie Mc -- Story / Breslin, Margaret -- Index, 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.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Mucros (school) (Muckros, Co. Donegal), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Aodh Ua hEigeartaigh., Tomhaiseanna -- Tomhaiseanna -- Ciste Óir i bhFolach -- Cistí Óir atá i bhFolach -- Scéalta Greannmhara - Scéal fá Mhícheal Ua Cordáin -- Scéalta Greannmhara - Mar Bhain an Fear an Geall. -- Scéalta Greannmhara - Na Fir agus A gCuid Préataí Móra -- Scéal Greannmhar -- Cailín Falsa - Scéal Greannmhar -- Scéalta Greannmhara -- Scéal fá Mhícheal Chordáin -- Scéal Greannmhar -- Scéal Greannmhar -- Scéal Greannmhar - Scéal fá Micheal A' Chordáin -- Seanchas i dtaobh na hAimsire -- Chuigeann -- Seanchas i dtaobh na Cuiginne -- Pósaithe -- Pósaithe -- Pósaithe - Pisreogaí -- Seanfhocla -- Seanfhocla -- Seanfhocla -- Seanfhocla -- Ainmneacha Áite -- Áitainmneacha -- Áitainmneacha -- Áitainmneacha -- Scéalta fá Áiteacha sa Cheantar -- Mar Fuair Cnapastún Mhucrois an Dá Bhó a Bhí Caillte -- Scéal fá Bhás Chnapastúin -- Scéal fá Chnapastún -- Cnapastún Mhucrois -- Paidreacha -- Paidreacha -- Paidreacha -- Paidreacha -- Ortha an Scabaill -- Lucht Siúil -- Micheal Cordáin -- Lucht Siúil -- Scéal -- Scéal fá Mhicheal A' Chordáin -- Lucht Siúil -- Scéal fá Shaidhmidh A' Dochartaigh -- Lucht Siúil -- Scéal -- Aicídí, Leigheasanna -- Na hAicídí agus Leigheasanna -- Na hAicídí agus Leigheasanna -- Lucht Siúil -- Scéal fá Pheadar Amaideach -- Seanamhráin - Tá Do Mhargadh Déanta -- Seanamhráin - A Sheanbhean Bhocht -- Seanamhráin - Siubhan Ní Dhuibhir -- Seanamhráin - Bhí mé thiar i Málainn -- Bás agus an Cláiríneach -- Seanamhráin - Clann Mholly -- Seanamhráin - Bás na bPrátaí -- Amhrán Mheiriceá -- Seanamhráin - Art Ua Ceallaigh -- Seanamhráin - Art Ua Ceallaigh -- Seanamhráin - Mo Sheandhuine Dóite -- Seanamhrán - Diarmuid 'a hEigeartaigh a chum -- Níl sé na Ló ná na Ló -- Seanamhráin - Seán Brún -- Seanamhráin - An Chearc agus an Coileach a D'imigh ar Strae -- Ainmhithe na Feirme -- Ainmhithe na Feirme -- Pisreoga a Bhaineas le hAinmhithe Feirme -- Chéad Mhuc -- Scéal Fiannaíochta -- Scéal Fiannaíochta -- Scéal Fiannaíochta - Pósadh Fhinn -- Cluichí -- Arán -- Tithe na Seanaimsire -- Reilig -- Na Préataí -- Ag Déanamh Ciseán -- Rudaí a mBíonn Meas Speisialta orthu -- Tiarna Talún -- Féilí na Bliana - Oíche Fhéile Bríde -- Sean-Nósannaí -- Bratóg Bhríde -- Scéal -- Féilí na Bliana - Oíche Fhéile Eoin -- Féilí na Bliana - Lá na Bealtaine, 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.