Tiercahan

Football -- Clann Mhic Shamhradháin -- History of the Clan -- Sub-Septs of the McGovern Clan - O'Droms, O'Dolans and MacHughs -- History of the McGovern Clan during the Plantation of Ulster -- O'Donavan's Notes on Fermanagh -- Swanlinbar in 1745 and after (Issac Butler's Itinerary) -- Religious History -- Weather-Lore -- Words Adopted from the English and Used Here -- Sayings that Are Still Common Here -- Christmas, 70 to 80 Years Ago -- Easter -- Bonfire Night -- Saint Brigid's Eve -- Feast Days - Hallow Eve -- Old Furniture, 60 or 70 to 100 Years Ago -- Funny Stories -- True Story -- Legendary Tales -- The Last Seanchaí of West Cavan -- Tory Hole -- Tales -- Fenian Fight -- Hedge-Schools -- Forts -- Grania's Bed or the Giant's Grave -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Superstitions in Tiercahan to this Day -- Superstitions about Flowers and Trees -- Birds -- Moon -- House -- Water -- Superstitions Still Alive in Tiercahan -- Customs at Weddings -- Cross-Roads -- Christenings (70 Years Ago) -- Funerals -- Charms and Cures of the District -- Whit Sunday -- Pisreogaí that Have Been always Common and Are to this Very Day -- Birds -- Trees - the Poplar -- Holy Wells -- St Nalia's Well -- Lonely Bushes -- Binn Mountain or Benaghlin -- Banshee -- Food in this Country 80 Years Ago -- Light -- Homespuns -- Country Dances -- Stations -- Yeoman -- Stealing of Butter from Milk by Charms -- Asses -- Cats -- Eels -- Old Names in the District -- Travelling Folk -- Egg Buyers -- Party Fight -- Wakes -- This chapel of Cill Dubh or Cillduff ...