DOI: 10.7925/drs1.duchas_4922293
title: Tiobraid Árann, Cl. na Trócaire

description: A collection of folklore and local history stories from Tiobraid Árann, Cl. na Trócaire (school) (Tipperary, Co. Tipperary), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher An tSr. Síle Ní Ghiollagáin.
description: Land League Alphabet -- Prayers / Bushby, Nancy -- Prayers / Bushby, Nancy -- Prayers -- Graveyards / Bushby, Nancy -- Great Damer supposed to be one of the last of the Norse lived in Dundrum Co. Tipperary. / Bushby, Nancy -- My Home District / Bushby, Nancy -- Local Wells / Bushby, Nancy -- The Local Fair for the selling of cattle in Tipperary town is carried on, on the second Tuesday of the month. / Bushby, Nancy -- St. Stephen's Day which falls on Dec. 26th is observed in this town by Wren-boys... / Bushby, Nancy -- Not only in Ireland but in other countries on the Continent the feast of Hallowe'en is celebrated. / Bushby, Nancy -- There is a legend told about the chieftain who lived in Athassal Abbey. / Cormac, Eileen Mc -- Story -- William O'Heffernan was known as Liam Dall O' Heffernan because he was born blind. -- Charles Kickham was born in Mullinahone in the year 1828. -- Geoffrey Keating a priest, and also a poet, was a native of Ballylooby beyond Cahir. -- Story / Curtin, Kathleen -- Night Prayer / Brien, Nellie O' -- Legend / Bushby, Nancy -- Legend / Bushby, Nancy -- Hidden Treasure / Bushby, Nancy -- Incident of Land War / Sadlier, Jennie -- There is an old legend common in this district that when the Holy Family was from Herod... / Martin, May -- A very old legend which is still told says that the Holy Family went one day by a wind-swept road. / Ryan, Nellie -- Riddles / Hourigan, Annie -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Folklore / Brien, Nellie O' -- There is a great variety of birds in our district, namely sparrows, thrushes magpies starlings, skylarks, robins wagtails... / Ryder, Marie -- Weather-Lore / Ryder, Marie -- In this district, we are fortunate to a certain extent in as much as if we are shrewd observers we might easily know the ways of the weather. / Cormack, Eileen Mc -- Land League Alphabet -- Prayers / Bushby, Nancy -- Prayers / Bushby, Nancy -- Prayers -- Graveyards / Bushby, Nancy -- Great Damer supposed to be one of the last of the Norse lived in Dundrum Co. Tipperary. / Bushby, Nancy -- My Home District / Bushby, Nancy -- Local Wells / Bushby, Nancy -- The Local Fair for the selling of cattle in Tipperary town is carried on, on the second Tuesday of the month. / Bushby, Nancy -- St. Stephen's Day which falls on Dec. 26th is observed in this town by Wren-boys... / Bushby, Nancy -- Not only in Ireland but in other countries on the Continent the feast of Hallowe'en is celebrated. / Bushby, Nancy -- There is a legend told about the chieftain who lived in Athassal Abbey. / Cormac, Eileen Mc -- Story -- William O'Heffernan was known as Liam Dall O' Heffernan because he was born blind. -- Charles Kickham was born in Mullinahone in the year 1828. -- Geoffrey Keating a priest, and also a poet, was a native of Ballylooby beyond Cahir. -- Story / Curtin, Kathleen -- Night Prayer / Brien, Nellie O' -- Legend / Bushby, Nancy -- Legend / Bushby, Nancy -- Hidden Treasure / Bushby, Nancy -- Incident of Land War / Sadlier, Jennie -- There is an old legend common in this district that when the Holy Family was from Herod... / Martin, May -- A very old legend which is still told says that the Holy Family went one day by a wind-swept road. / Ryan, Nellie -- Riddles / Hourigan, Annie -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Story / Brien, Nellie O' -- Folklore / Brien, Nellie O' -- There is a great variety of birds in our district, namely sparrows, thrushes magpies starlings, skylarks, robins wagtails... / Ryder, Marie -- Weather-Lore / Ryder, Marie -- In this district, we are fortunate to a certain extent in as much as if we are shrewd observers we might easily know the ways of the weather. / Cormack, Eileen Mc
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.