DOI: 10.7925/drs1.duchas_4428095
title: Ceapach Chuinn (B.)

description: A collection of folklore and local history stories from Ceapach Chuinn (B.) (school) (Cappoquin, Co. Waterford), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Proinnsias Ó Laoghaire.
description: Faithful Gillie / Leary, Carl O' -- Story of Petticoat Loose / Conway, Thomas -- Scéal: Tadhg na Stiall / Duggan, John -- Scéal: Petticoat Loose and the Priest / Moynihan, Patrick -- Leigheaseanna / Leary, Carl O' -- Leigheasanna / Conway, Thomas -- Scéal: Seán an Gadaí / Moloney, James -- Leigheasanna / Conway, Thomas -- Maidrín Droichid / Leary, Carl O' -- Scéal: An Rógaire Dubh / Conway, Thomas -- Petticoat Loose and the Priest / Houlihan, John -- How Petticoat Loose was Banished / Conway, Joseph -- Leigheasanna / Driscoll, John O' -- Scéal: Petticoat Loose / Grath, George Mc -- Leigheasanna / Conway, Thomas -- Petticoat Loose / Moynihan, Patrick -- Leigheasanna / Conway, Thomas -- Leigheasanna / Lacey, James -- Tadhg an Gadaí / Foley, Thomas -- Stair - An Seanséipéal / Moynihan, Patrick -- At the back of the First Lodge on the Lismore road there is a hidden pool. / Moloney, Brendan -- Scéal / Moynihan, Patrick -- Na Tiarnaí Talún agus na Tionóntaithe / Leary, Carl O' -- Petticoat Loose / Moloney, James -- Old Sir John Keane's tenants were employed to beat the bushes while he used be hunting . . . / Moynihan, Patrick -- Out at Major Crowley's gate the Maidrín Droichid used be seen lying across the road . . . / Donovan, Fachtna O' -- Leigheasanna / Moynihan, Patrick -- Scéal / Moloney, James -- Scéal / Cullen, James -- Scéal / Driscoll, Harry -- Maidrín Droichid / Driscoll, John O' -- Holy Well of Modeligo / Carthy, Richard Mc -- Scéal / Carthy, Richard Mc -- Father McCarthy's Well / Carthy, Richard Mc -- Arc Luachra / Leary, Carl O' -- Ellis the Murderer / Moynihan, Patrick -- Maidrín Droichid / Carthy, Thomas Mc -- Bay Lough / Houlihan, John -- Grey Horse of Tourin / Leary, Carl O' -- In Ballysaggart there lived three landlords . . . / Conway, Thomas -- Dog's Gap / Driscoll, John O' -- Another of the Ussher Kielys saw a man crossing his land . . . / Conway, Tom -- Moll Dunlea and Father Sheehy / Conway, Thomas -- Petticoat Loose / Cullen, James -- Story of Dromana / Donovan, Fachtna O' -- Ghost Hounds of Headborough / Leary, Carl O' -- How Petticoat Loose was Banished / Cullen, James -- West Waterford Factions / Leary, Carl O' -- West Waterford Factions / Conway, Thomas -- West Waterford Factions - The Barrons and the O'Mearas / Moynihan, Patrick -- The above is a photograph of an old pike-head. / Moynihan, P. -- The above is a photograph of an old spear-head. / Conway, T. -- Scéal / Houlihan, John -- Story of Dromana -- One day a woman was down catching small fry with a bucket and a rope tied to it. / Carthy, Thomas Mc -- Faction Fighting at the Cats / Conway, Thomas -- Waterford Election of 1866 / Leary, Carl O' -- Stair - Seán an Teocán / Leary, Carl O' -- Tadhg na Stiall / Duggan, John -- Scéal / Foley, Thomas -- Scéal ar Phetticoat Loose / Drisceóil, Seán Ó -- Condon's Quarters / Leary, Carl O' -- Petticoat Loose / Conway, Thomas -- Earl's Stone / Conway, Thomas -- Evil Spirit of Baylough / Lonergan, Thomas -- Belville House Ghost / Conway, Thomas -- About fifty yards up from the First Lodge there is a tree on which a priest was hanged . . . / Moloney, Leo -- About two miles from Cahir there is a crossroads. At that crossroads is a round stone on which St Patrick knelt and left the print of his knees. / Lonergan, Thomas -- Ghost of Cappoquin Store / Foley, Thomas -- Digging for Gold at Kilbree / Leary, Carl O' -- Priests' Hole / Curran, Michael -- Crathaigh Sleibhe gCua / Cuirrín, Mícheál Ó -- Na Ceisteanna a Chuireadh Petticoat Loose / Cadhla, Labhrás Ó -- Na Saighdiúirí / Cuirrín, Mícheál Ó -- Pilib Mac Craith - Scéal Eile / Cuirrín, Mícheál Ó -- Driotháir Philib / Cuirrín, Mícheál Ó -- There was a widow living in Dromana and she had two sons and a small farm.
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.