Currakyle, Feakle

List of Irish Words Adopted into the English Speech of the District -- Uncommon Irish Christian Names in the District -- Ancient Roads -- Local Saints - Holy Well -- Flax was grown in the district up to about 60 years ago. -- Household Utensils Now No Longer Used -- Stories of Gold / Jones, William -- Stories of Gold / Hayes, Brigid -- Hidden Gold -- Stories of Gold / Donnell, Maureen O' -- Riddles -- Riddles / Nugent, Mary -- Riddles / Jones, William -- Riddles / Donnell, Mary O' -- Riddles / Turkenna, Patrick Pearl -- Candles / Nugent, Mary -- Signs of the Weather / Pearl, Patrick -- Signs of Bad Weather / Jones, William -- Names of Fields / Jones, William -- Making of Spades / Jones, William -- Making of Chairs / Jones, William -- Making of Cleeves / Jones, William -- Flax / Nugent, Mary -- Making of Dung Baskets / Donnell, Mary O' -- Burning of Lime / Jones, William -- Thatching of Houses -- Scollaps / Brody, John -- Making of Scratch / Donnell, Mary O' -- Old Marriages / Nugent, Mary -- Frieze / Nugent, Mary -- Scouring of Frieze / Nugent, Mary -- Old Cures for People / Nugent, Mary -- Old Customs and Days of the Year / Jones, William -- Old Customs and Days of the Year / Nugent, Mary -- Ways of Calling and Driving Animals in this Part of the Country / Nugent, Mary -- Days of the Week -- Townland of Turkenna (or Turkenagh) -- Turkenna Shooting Lodge / Jones, William -- Old Cures for Cattle -- Old Cures for Persons / Donnell, Maura O' -- Old Customs on Feast Days -- Townland of Currakyle / Donnell, Maureen O' -- The O' Donnell's first came from Gleann Bonniv. / Donnell, Maureen O' -- Old Couls of the Townland / Donnell, Maura O' -- Landlord of Currakyle / Donnell, Maureen O' -- THe Making of Bird Snares / Donnell, Maureen O' -- Three Bounds Water -- Potatoes / Jones, William -- Potato Cake -- Griddle Cake -- Griddle -- Lossad -- THe enclosed anonymous cutting was taken from a local Clare paper.