DOI: 10.7925/drs1.duchas_4811610
title: Cill Mhic Eoghain

description: A collection of folklore and local history stories from Cill Mhic Eoghain (school) (Kilmackowen, Co. Cork), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Domhnall Ó Hurdail.
description: Comhla Bhreac / Harrington, Mary -- Once there was a widow from the western parish and her son was a priest. / Harrington, Mary -- Carraig Fhíll / Neill, Mary O' -- Holy Wells - Réidh Fhineáin / Auliffe, Anne Mc -- Lonesome Stories / Hanley, Margaret -- Piseoga / Leary, Mary O' -- Béara's Grave / Harrington, Mary -- Lonesome Places / Dunne, Nora -- Lonesome Place / Murphy, Mary -- Lonesome Places / Kelly, Con -- Mac Epghain / Sullivan, John -- Another Tradition of Mac Eoghain / Kelly, Donal -- Old Customs - Local Funeral and Wake Customs / Kelly, Tim -- Cailleach Bhéara / Houlihan, Joan -- Máire Ní Mhurchadha / Neill, Mary O' -- Cistí Óir i bhFolach / Murphy, Eileen -- Bronze Axe / Sullivan, Peg -- Stone Hammer / Sullivan, Peg -- Hidden Treasure / Harrington, Ted -- Comharthaí Báistí agus Stoirme -- Riddles -- Daoine Cáiliúla - Fir Láidre / Amhlaibh, Páidrigín Nic -- Daoine Láidre / Áinle, Caitlín Ní -- Daoine Láidre / Dhúinn, Nora Ní -- Daoine Cáiliúla / Amhlaibh, Clára Nic -- Tubaiste / Úrdail, Cristóirín Ní -- Snámhaí Maith -- Iománaí Maith / Donobháin, Risteárd Ó -- Do chómhnuig fear dar'bh ainm Tadhg Riobárd ins na h-Insí fadó. / Donabháin, Risteárd Ó -- Cailín Láidir / Úrdail, Seán Ó h -- Rinceoirí / Áinle, Caitlín Ní -- Rinceoirí / Dhuinn, Nóra Ní -- Cruatan / Mhurchadha, Máire Ní -- Cruatan / Amhlaibh, Páidrigín Nich -- Dóiteán / Cheallaigh, Siobhán Ní -- Dóiteán / Dhuinn, Nóra Ní -- Tubaiste / Dhuinn, Nóra Ní -- Longbhriseadh / Dhuinn, Nóra Ní -- Longbhriseadh / Áinle, Dónal Ó h- -- Longbhriseadh / Carthaigh, Mícheál Mac -- Bhí fear agus a bhean in a gcómhnuidhe i dtig san áit seo fadó. / Úrdail, Cristóirin Ní -- Bhí bean in a cómhnuidhe i Rosmhiceóghain fadó. / Úrdail, Cristóirín Ní -- Tá sgéal agam mar gheall ar clann eile a bhí in a gcómhuidhe i gCíllmhicheóghain. / Úrdail, Eibhlís Ní -- bhí fear agus a chlann in a gcomhnuidhe insan áit seo fadó, agus bhíodar an-bhocht / Úrdail, Eibhlís Ní -- Doineann / Urdail, Eibhlís Ní -- Doineann / Amhlaibh, Clára Nic -- Doineann / Dhúinn, Nóra Ní -- Doineann / Áinle, Síghle Ní -- Doineann / Shúilleabháin, Máighréadh Ní -- Doineann / Shúilleabháin, Maighréad Ní -- Old Schools / Dunne, Nora -- Old Schools / Murchadha, Máire Ní -- Old Schools / Murphy, Eileen -- Old Schools / Harrington, Lizzie -- Old Schools / Hanley, Donal -- Old Schools / Harrington, Timothy -- Old Schools / Auliffe, Patricia Mc -- Piseoga about Marriages -- Marriages Long Ago -- Wedding at Present -- Place Names in Farms / Kelly, Dan -- Place Names / Harrington, Lizzie -- Place Names / Sullivan, Kevin -- Place Names / Carthy, Mary Mc -- Place Names / Donovan, Richard -- Place Names -- Travelling People / Murphy, Mary -- Travelling People / Kelly, Neilly -- People's Food in Olden Days / Auliffe, Claire Mc -- People's Food / Murphy, May -- People's Food / Hanley, Sheila -- Fairy Stories / Hanley, Sheila -- Fairy Stories / Kelly, Hanna -- Fairy Stories / Kelly, Hannah -- Fairy Stories / Harrington, Margaret -- Fairy Stories / Harrington, Margaret -- Fairy Stories / Auliffe, Claire Mc -- Fairy Stories / Dunne, Nora -- Fairy Stories / Dunne, Nora -- Fairy Stories / Dunne, Nora -- Fairy Stories / Dunne, Nora -- There was a man seen in Shountalive about twenty years ago. / Murphy, Mary -- Funny Stories / Kelly, Hanna -- Funny Stories / Auliffe, Claire Mc -- Funny Stories / Harrington, Lizzie -- Funny Stories / Murphy, Mary -- Funny Stories / Sullivan, Peg -- Funny Stories / Murphy, Eileen -- Old Forges / Carthy, Michael Mc -- Old Forges / Donovan, Dick -- Old Forges / Donovan, Dick -- Old Forges / Donovan, Dick -- Ráthanna agus Liosanna / Dunne, Nora -- Ráthanna agus Liosanna / Auliffe, Claire Mc -- Ráthanna agus Liosanna / Auliffe, Claire Mc -- There is a fort near the village of Kilmacowen. / Donovan, Dick -- Ráthanna agus Liosanna / Murphy, Mary -- Ráthanna agus Liosanna / Hanley, Anna -- Leigheasanna / Donovan, Dick -- Leigheasanna / Sullivan, Kevin -- If a person had sore eyes it is very good to bless them with your spit every morning before breakfast.
description: Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.