DOI: 10.7925/drs1.duchas_4427950
title: Breac-chluain (B.)

description: A collection of folklore and local history stories from Breac-chluain (B.) (school) (Brackloon, Co. Mayo), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Seán Ó Casaide.
description: Home Cures / Campbell, James -- Local Forge / Heaney, Michael -- Local Forts / Gallagher, Hugh -- Churn / Loughlin, Thomas Mc -- Hedge-Schools / Lavin, Patrick -- Local Song / Lavin, Patrick -- Local Funny Story / Lavin, Patrick -- Strange Story / Peyton, Dennis -- Dan Carabine's Prophecy / Loughlin, Thomas Mc -- Riddles / Loughlin, Thomas Mc -- Hidden Treasure / Heaney, Michael -- Boxty is made by scraping potatoes with a scraper. / Campbell, Pat -- Old Houses / Lavin, Charles -- Travelling Folk / Loughlin, Thomas Mc -- Festivals / Costello, Michael -- Local Song / Campbell, John -- Got a Half Chance / Heaney, Michael -- Fairy Mound / Loughlin, Thomas Mc -- Scéal / Casaide, Pádhraig Ó -- Scéal / Casaide, Pádraig Ó -- Thomas McNicholas, Carnaculla, Swinford, Co Mayo when building a gap to keep in his cattle at night came short of a flag to complete a gap. / Cassidy, Pat -- True Strange Story / Loughlin, Thomas Mc -- Local Song -- Amhrán Mhachaire Bhuí -- Scéal Dá Chuid Féin i dtaobh na Sióga -- Pistreog Eile -- A Mhaighdean ghlórmhar mhófuil (ie mhodhamhail?) bheannuighthe -- Scéal -- Gheobhaidh (fuaim 'yowa') mé bás le grádh -- Amhrán Óil -- I gCaisleán a Bharraigh a chodail mé aréir -- Tráthnóinín deireannach Dia Luain is e a' báisteach -- Éistigidh liom-sa go n-úsáidh mé scéal díobh -- Cathaoir Ó Dubhda -- Tá Dia maith agus máthair mhaith aige ... -- Cnuasacht Focal Neamhchoitianta a Mhothaíos sa mBaile -- Local Stories and Anecdotes in English -- Local Stories and Anecdotes in English -- Ainmneacha agus Tuairiscí / , Páistí na Scoile -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- Leigheasanna -- Éanlaithe -- If you went in to a place where there was a man or woman milking a cow... -- Luibheanna / Rush, James -- Aimsir Chrua -- Seanfhocla -- Seanreilig -- Seanscoilteacha / Cassidy, Pat -- Rusheens -- Pósadh -- Ceirdeanna -- Scéal -- Scéal -- Scéal -- My grandfathers name was Martin Rush. -- The churns of the olden days were about ft 2 - 6 ins. -- The meaning of the "Trí lá na Riabhaighe is the month of March trying to kill the old cow. -- Seanfhocla / Luachra, Brighid Ní -- There was an old house in Tom Cafferkeys street in Magheraboy about thirty or forty years ago. / Luachra, Brighid Ní -- Luibheanna -- Cluichí -- Seanfhocla -- Éanlaithe -- Ainmhithe an Bhaile -- Seanreilig -- Seanscoilteacha -- Ceirdeanna -- Luibheanna -- Pósadh -- Ceirdeanna -- Ceirdeanna -- Paidreacha / Luachra, Brighid Ní -- Paidreacha -- Paidreacha -- Paidreacha -- Luibheanna -- Seanfhocla -- Seanscoilteacha -- Scéal -- Ceirdeanna -- My grand father's was Pat Cassidy. / Chaiside, Máire Ní -- Ceirdeanna -- Aimsir Chrua / Ceallaigh, Seán Ó -- Creid a mhic ní go glan / Ceallaigh, Seán Ó -- Scéal / Ceallaigh, Seán Ó -- Scéal / Ceallaigh, Seán Ó -- Caiseal / Ceallaigh, Seán Ó -- Ceirdeanna / Ceallaigh, Seán Ó -- Leigheasanna -- Seanreilig -- Aimsir Chrua -- Pósadh
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.