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Grangegeeth
- Publication Year :
- 1937
- Publisher :
- National Folklore Collection, University College Dublin, 1937.
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Abstract
- A collection of folklore and local history stories from Grangegeeth (school) (Grangegeeth, Co. Meath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seósaimhín, Bean Uí Dhubhghaill.<br />Local Place Names - Fields -- Local Place Names - Fields - From Owners -- Local Place Names - Fields - From Natural Characteristics -- Local Place Names - Fields - Streams -- Local Place Names - Fields - Wells -- Local Place Names - Fields - Heights -- Local Cures -- Weather-Lore -- Hedge-Schools / Reid, Lily -- Hedge-Schools / Reid, Mary -- Hedge-Schools / Skelly, Annie -- Hedge-Schools / Boyle, Anna -- Collier the Robber / Carpenter, Eileen -- Collier the Robber / Ward, Patrick -- Collier the Robber -- Collier the Robber -- Valley of the Black Pig / Carpenter, Eileen -- Cleaver Rua and the Yeomen / Carpenter, Eileen -- Dream Story / Carpenter, Eileen -- Legend / Gorman, Josephine -- Fairy Story / Gorman, Josephine -- Local Roads / #missing, -- Old Crafts - Basket-Making / Callan, Teresa -- Candle-Making / Maguire, Kevin -- Thatching / Reid, Lily -- Weaving / Carpenter, Eileen -- Old Forges / Reid, Lily -- Old Noggins / Carpenter, Eileen -- Grangegeith Graveyard -- Local Marriage Customs -- My Home District -- Churning -- Taking Butter -- Taking Butter -- Taking Butter -- Local Story -- Story -- Garry Giarlog -- Herbs and Weeds -- Local Poets -- Local Poets - The Hill of Slane -- Local Poets -- Potato Crop -- Proverbs -- Monday, Tuesday -- Story -- Story -- Sold to the Devil -- Poetry -- Poetry -- Poetry -- Poetry -- Poetry -- Poetry - The Navan Bacon Factory -- Poetry - Mullacurry -- Poetry - Country Wedding -- Poetry - Tug-o'-War -- Poetry - By Thomas Carolan on Seeing a Sheep Killed -- Poetry - An Advice -- Local Nicknames -- Games We Play -- Rhymes, etc. for Games - The Mulberry Bush -- Rhymes, etc. for Games - Gypsies Riding -- Rhymes, etc. for Games - The Robbers -- Homemade Whistle -- Hopscotch -- Rabbit Snare -- Travelling-Folk -- Farthing -- Spinning Wheel -- Has two old brass fire-iron holders. ... -- She has seen at the residence of Meade's of Manning Hill. ... -- Has a large rectangular shaped, willow-pattern dish... -- Has an old iron griddle, which was in the house... -- Wooden strainers also in possession of... -- Has seen a set of old dish-covers of silver plate... -- Has three Willow-pattern dishes which... -- Old Griddles: ... -- Noggin -- Mrs Sillery has two pewter jugs... -- Has two tea-pots at least 110 years old. ... -- Has seen about a dozen small willow-pattern plates... -- Has sent to school for inspection: ... -- Lore of Certain Days -- Superstitions -- My Mountain Molly -- Stray Sods -- As Minnie Ward was coming from Katie Reilly's one night... -- One evening Patrick Conlon was coming home... -- Stray Sod -- Village of Newtown -- St Stephen's Day -- St Brigid's Day -- St Patrick's Day -- Shrove Tuesday -- Ash Wednesday -- Holy Thursday and Good Friday<br />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.
- Subjects :
- Candlemaking
Thatched roofs
Folk poetry
local legends
Toys
Manners and customs
Saint Brigid's Day
Smithing
Cemeteries
Gráinseach na Gaoithe
Marriage
Occupations
Potatoes
Weather
Geographical myths
Folklore
Saint Stephen's Day
Basket making
Grangegeeth
Schools
Commerce
Traditional medicine
Folk beliefs
Saint Patrick's Day
Supernatural beings
Dwellings
Ash Wednesday
Roads
Names, Personal
Good Friday
Butter
Recreation
Proverbs
Textile industry
Carnival
Subjects
Details
- Language :
- English
- Database :
- OpenAIRE
- Accession number :
- edsair.doi...........77cccdd422fb78ea6abba352f1bb2594
- Full Text :
- https://doi.org/10.7925/drs1.duchas_5009008