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- [194-]-[199-] (creation)
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"File of Connemara stories, some partial stories and associated material including ""Broga nua ar a' bhfear baite"" by Pádraig Mac Donnchadha, Ros a'Mhil; Erich Poppe on medieval Irish literature [in German]; ""The Carrigeen Song"" by Tadhg Ó Seaghdba and Nora O'Donoghue (1974); ""The Steamer Song"", Padraig de Burca, Aird Mhoir, Cill Chiaráin, Carna; notes on seaweed; Account of storytelling by Joe Ó Donaill, Inis Óirr; ""Wedged between two rocks"" by Labhras Ó Conghaile, Baile an Fhorma; ""The sea took me in her mouth"" by Mairtin Seoighe, Baile an Fhorma; ""Rescued drowning man breaks taboo of thanks"" by Val Ó Donnchadha; ""The risk of rowing in the bow"" by Padraig Ó Ceannabhain; ""There is a peculiar tide tonight"" by Coilin Ó Conghaile, Baile an Lurgain; ""Trapped foot freed by cutting laces"" by Ciaran Mac an Iomaire, An Cauillin, Carna; ""Slippery strapweed mound causes drowning"" by Padraig Ó Loideain, Maol Rua, Maoinis Carna; ""Drowning due to excessive load"" by Padraig Ó Maille, Cor na Rón Lair, Cois Fharraige; ""Climin drowns man"" by Áine Ní Choisdealbha, Ros a'Mhil National School, 1939; ""Making and transport of climin and its breaking up by storm"" by Peadar Ó Ceannabháin; ""The reason for the name ""Na Foiriuin Bhaite"" by Peadar Ó Ceannbháin, Cill Chiaráin; ""Creathnach-picking girls on rocky sea-hillock drowned by tide"" by Mairtín Ó Domhnaill, Baile Thiar; ""Diving to the sea-bed to release the grapnel"" by Val Ó Donnchadha; ""Marcas lifted six hundred weight of kelp"" by Val Ó Donnchadha; ""Conroy woman shifts stranded boat"" by Micheal Mac an Iomaire, An Cuillin, Cill Chiaráin; ""Dog takes seaweed news home"" by Willy Ó Congaile; ""Calemelassity: a new word for strapweed"" by Val Ó Donnchadha; ""Eating the neap tide""; ""Astray in fog"" by Seosamh Ó Flaharta, Baile an Chaisleáin, Inis Óirr; ""Merrymaking instead of burning kelp"" by Peadar Seoige; ""An Pheist Mhor""; ""The flies are some of your ancestors"" by Peadar Seoige, Baile Fhorma, Inis Oirr; ""The two master burners"" by Peadar Seoige; ""Selling weed in Kinvara"" by Peadar Seoige; ""Burning the poor widow's kelp"" by Peadar Seoige; ""Yarns"" by Val O Donnchadha; ""Kelp overboard"" by Peadar Seoige; ""Pucan boat broken in two"" by Val Ó Donnchadha; ""The Kelp Swindle"" by Mairtin Ó Domhnaill."
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05-10-2015
07-07-2025