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Rossfriar and the Monks / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Cormac Riabhach / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Gillaroe / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Hidden Treasure / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Tawley Lake Treasure / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Carrick Treasure / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- McClancy Castle Treasure / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Wardhouse Treasure / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Cleary's Treasure / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Lake Treasure / Guidhir, Seosamh Mac -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Funny Story -- Funny Story -- Marriage Customs -- Riddles -- Riddles -- Riddles -- Funny Story -- Funny Story -- Funny Story -- Local Heroes -- Local Heroes -- Local Heroes -- Local Heroes -- Local Heroes -- Local Happenings -- Local Happenings -- Local Happenings -- Local Happenings -- Old Schools -- Old Schools -- Old Schools -- Old Schools -- Marriage Customs -- Marriage Customs -- Marriage Customs -- Marriage Customs -- Marriage Customs -- Marriage Customs -- Penal Days -- Penal Days -- Penal Days -- Penal Days -- Local Place Names -- Local Place Names -- Local Place Names -- Local Place Names -- Local Place Names -- Local Cures -- Local Cures -- Local Cures -- Local Cures -- Local Cures -- About a hundred years ago the people made their own dolls at home. -- Long ago the people never bought dolls. They made them themselves. -- Long ago the people made their own toys. -- About one hundred years ago there were no toys to be got in shops so the people had to make toys of their own. -- About a hundred years ago the people used to make their own toys such as dolls and ships and kites. -- Monday and Thursday are counted very lucky days for making cures and Saturday a very unlucky day. -- Long ago there were certain days on which the people used to plant the potatoes and sow the corn. -- Every Wednesday of the week is a lucky day for changing to a new house but the people say "Saturday's flitting is a short sitting." -- Whit Sunday is an unlucky day to be born. It is said any person born on Whit Sunday would commit murder. -- A great many people put in their crop on Good Friday because they say that they would have good luck with their crops. -- The borrowing days of the year are the last two days of March and the first day of April. -- There is a Fairy Fort in Martin McGurran's field. -- One night about twelve o'clock when my grandfather was burning a kiln of lime he saw three little lights down in the bogs. -- There is an old forth in Augharrow situated on the side of a hill. -- At Tullaghan there is a forth named Cruc-na-hee in the townland of Towneytalen. -- Story -- One May morning about seventy years ago Felix Gallagher had a horse away from the house in a field. -- Gillaroe in Lough Melvin -- There was once a man living in Glenade whose name was Hughdie Big Ned. -- Black Thief of Shrone -- There was one time a man and his wife who went out to save hay to a meadow. -- One time Tom Connor had a cat. -- One time two men were coming from rambling in Wardhouse. -- There were three sons and their father who lived in Castlegal and they had hay in grasscocks. -- There was once a man living in Glenade. His name was Hughdie Big Ned. -- Long ago the last three of the Danes was left in Ireland. -- In the year 1847 when the famine raged through Ireland this district suffered very much. -- In the time of the famine there was a boiler in Wardhouse for making porridge the Government supplied. -- The Famine started in the year 1846 because of the blight on the potatoes. -- In the famine times there was a boiler in Wardhouse for making stirabout. -- In the famine times there was a boiler in Wardhouse. -- There is a mass path coming from Laughta down the bar lane to Tom Rooney's field. -- There are some old roads through the country which are not used now. -- The road leading from Tullaghan to Wardhouse is a very old road. -- There are two St Patrick's wells situated in Redbrae near the sea. -- There is a well in Gubacreeny called Saint Marshal's well. -- There is a holy well in Gubacreeny in a field of John Feelys. -- There are a great many holy wells around this district. -- Herbs -- Herbs -- Herbs -- Herbs -- Herbs -- Herbs -- Festival Customs -- Festival Customs -- Festival Customs -- Festival Customs -- Festival Customs -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story - The Highest Penny -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story -- Story

《罗斯弗里尔与修士们》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《科马克·里亚赫》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《吉拉罗》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《隐秘宝藏》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《托利湖宝藏》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《卡里克宝藏》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《麦克兰西城堡宝藏》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《沃德豪斯宝藏》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《克利里宝藏》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--《湖底宝藏》 / 吉迪尔·约瑟夫·麦克（Guidhir, Seosamh Mac）--故事--故事--故事--趣闻轶事--趣闻轶事--婚俗--谜语--谜语--谜语--趣闻轶事--趣闻轶事--趣闻轶事--本地英杰--本地英杰--本地英杰--本地英杰--本地英杰--本地英杰--本地纪事--本地纪事--本地纪事--本地纪事--旧时学堂--旧时学堂--旧时学堂--旧时学堂--婚俗--婚俗--婚俗--婚俗--婚俗--婚俗--惩戒时期（Penal Days）--惩戒时期（Penal Days）--惩戒时期（Penal Days）--惩戒时期（Penal Days）--本地地名溯源--本地地名溯源--本地地名溯源--本地地名溯源--本地地名溯源--本土疗愈方--本土疗愈方--本土疗愈方--本土疗愈方--本土疗愈方--约百年前，当地民众皆在家中自制玩偶。--往昔年间，民众从不外购玩偶，皆自行制作。--旧时当地民众皆自制玩具。--约百年前，市面上无玩具售卖，民众只得自行制作玩具。--约百年前，民众常自制各类玩具，诸如玩偶、船模与风筝。--人们认为周一与周四是施行疗愈的吉日，周六则为极不吉利之日。--往昔有固定时日，民众会在此期间栽种马铃薯与播种谷物。--每周三皆是迁居的吉日，但当地有俗语云："周六迁居，住不长久。"--圣灵降临节（Whit Sunday）出生为不吉之兆，坊间传言，圣灵降临节出生者终将行凶杀人。--诸多民众会在耶稣受难日（Good Friday）播种作物，因他们相信此举能让庄稼收成顺遂。--年度借贷日为三月最后两日与四月首日。--马丁·麦古兰（Martin McGurran）的田地里坐落着一座仙堡（Fairy Fort）。--一日午夜十二时许，我的祖父正在烧制石灰窑，忽见沼泽下方亮起三盏微光。--奥哈罗（Augharrow）的山坡上存有一座古forth堡。--在图拉甘（Tullaghan）的汤尼塔伦镇乡（townland），有一座名为Cruc-na-hee的古forth堡。--故事--约七十年前的一个五月清晨，费利克斯·加拉格尔（Felix Gallagher）将一匹马牵到屋外的田地里。--梅尔文湖（Lough Melvin）中的吉拉罗--从前格莱纳德（Glenade）住着一位名为"大块头内德·休迪"（Hughdie Big Ned）的男子。--施罗恩（Shrone）的黑贼--曾有一对夫妇前往草地收割干草。--从前汤姆·康纳（Tom Connor）养过一只猫。--曾有两名男子从沃德豪斯（Wardhouse）漫游归来。--卡斯尔莱加尔（Castlegal）住着一户人家，父亲与三个儿子同住，他们将干草堆成草垛。--从前格莱纳德住着一位名为"大块头内德·休迪"的男子。--往昔，最后三名丹麦人留在了爱尔兰。--1847年爱尔兰饥荒肆虐之际，本地区受灾极重。--饥荒时期，沃德豪斯设有一口政府提供的煮粥大锅。--1846年，因马铃薯患上枯萎病，爱尔兰饥荒爆发。--饥荒时期，沃德豪斯设有一口用于制作玉米粥的大锅。--饥荒时期，沃德豪斯设有一口大锅。--从拉夫塔（Laughta）沿酒吧小巷通往汤姆·鲁尼（Tom Rooney）田地的，是一条礼拜之路（mass path）。--乡间仍存有若干旧时道路，如今已无人使用。--连接图拉甘与沃德豪斯的道路是一条极为古老的古道。--雷德布雷（Redbrae）临海处坐落着两口圣帕特里克井（St Patrick's wells）。--古巴克里尼（Gubacreeny）有一口名为圣马舍尔井的圣井。--古巴克里尼的约翰·菲利（John Feelys）的田地里，有一口圣井。--本地区周边存有诸多圣井。--草本植物--草本植物--草本植物--草本植物--草本植物--草本植物--节俗--节俗--节俗--节俗--节俗--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事--《最高便士》（The Highest Penny）--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事--故事