Corderay

Rockingham, Boyle, Co. Roscommon -- Lingo or Cant Used by Tinkers -- Corderay School Area -- Local Traditions of Historic, etc. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- The Lindseys were planters and built a house on the shore of Lough Allen about a quarter of a mile from Drumshambo. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- The White Captain was the nickname given to this old '98 hero because of his White Hair and White Horse. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Local Estate / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- List of Irish Words and Phrases etc. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Local Traditions of the Famine Period / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Drumlegayer Townland / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Ardculumn / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Séimín Riabhach / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Serpent at the Point of the Three Shannons / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Two Black Dogs / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- St Colmcille and the Flag that Moved to Inch Island / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Invitation / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- St Bouy built his Church on Inch Island / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Drowning on Lough Allen / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Jack O Hara of Ballinamore / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Coillte Races / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Story / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Song - The Shannon / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Song - Whiskey I Adore / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Song - The Ballinamuck Boys / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Song - Centenary of the Battle of Ballinamuck / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Deffier upper and Lower or Mullagh na gcluck o Mulleng a gCoillte belong to La Touche who lived in Drumhorney beside village of Leitrim. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- White Captain / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Highwayman O Hara / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Sir Fredrick Hamilton / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- In the 1641 rebellion a nephew of Owen Roe by the name of McGuire, was at Carrick on Shannon Castle. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- James Mc Rann R.I.P. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Deffier Upper + Lower of today were called Mullagh na gluck and Mullagh na goillte. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- An Old woman Mary Henry of Aughafin, Arigna Co Roscommon gave me this piece of a song which she heard when a little girl. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Lord Granard / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Seán na gCeann / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Drumlegere before the Famine / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Larry Lynch - A Blind Fiddler / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Jack the Piper / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Lynchs and Missets / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Fields / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- The French under Humbert crossed the Shannon at Ballina. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Mass Rocks / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Boxty Bread still used. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Blood Puddings / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Flummery / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Stray Fields / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Sweat-House / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Holy Wells / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Games at Wakes / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- La Touche Estate / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Each Uisce agus Tarbh Uisce / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- List of Irish Words and Phrases etc. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Mc Manus and Ghost / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Ambrose Cassidy and the Paytons / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Buaile and Barr / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Pistreoga / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Pistreoga - Deaths / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Pistreoga - May Day / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Pistreoga - Deaths / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Pistreoga / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Sweat-House in Murhaun below Drumshanbo on Dowra Road / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Games at Wakes / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Father Ambrose Cassidy / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- List of Irish Words and Phrases etc. / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Folk-Tale - Why you Should always Kill the Clock / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Why the Sheep Has Wool / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Pronsius and Céadach / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Old Walls round Drumlegere / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- How the First Blackbird Come to Ireland / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Danish King and Sheep-Dog / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Druid's Altar / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Frank Reynolds of Lavour and the Terrible Battle at Midnight / Céilleachair, Seán Ó -- Tim Dolan the Noggin-Maker and the Fairies / Céilleachair, Séan Ó