DOI: 10.7925/drs1.duchas_4428244
title: St Peter's, Phibsboro

description: A collection of folklore and local history stories from St Peter's, Phibsboro (school) (Phibsborough, Co. Dublin), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Ss. Breathnach.
description: Remains of Mud Wall Cabins in the City Area of Dublin / Walsh, J. -- Pisreog / Walsh, J. -- Satrical Rhyme / Walsh, J. -- Hedge Sparrow / Walsh, J. -- Place Name - Gleann an Easbuig / Walsh, J. -- Short Story - The Woman that Could Turn herself into a Hare / Walsh, J. -- Short Story - The Weasels and the Buttermilk / Walsh, J. -- Old Song in Praise of a Local Belle Entitled - Sally of Brackagh Valley -- Estates of Blayney / Walsh, J. -- Local Song / Walsh, J. -- Nicknames -- Nicknames as Applied to Women / Walsh, J. -- Local Pronunciation of Certain Surnames / Walsh, J. -- Words and Phrases Peculiar to the District of Broomfield, Castleblayney, Co.Monaghan -- Nouns / Breathnach, Séamus -- Parson Brady / Breathnach, Séamus -- Traditional Problems and Questions / Breathnach, Séamus -- Local Industries / Breathnach, Séamus -- Mud Turf / Breathnach, Séamus -- Brick-Making / Breathnach, Séamus -- Bardogs (Bardóga) / Breathnach, Séamus -- Flail / Breathnach, Séamus -- Riddle-Making / Breathnach, Séamus -- Sowans / Walsh, J. -- Boxty Bread / Breathnach, Séamus -- Nettle Broth and Dumplings / Breathnach, Séamus -- Manann Castle and Stories Associated with it -- Eel and the Chest of Gold / Breathnach, Séamus -- Bashford and His Attempt to Drain the Lake Containing Mannan's Treasure / Breathnach, Séamus -- Rats and the Sovereigns / Breathnach, Séamus -- Story - The Mysterious Woman Sitting on the Roadside at Midnight / Breathnach, Séamus -- Catherine McEneany had many peculiar sayings... / Breathnach, Séamus -- Slipe or Drug / Breathnach, Séamus -- Shoeing a Cartwheel / Breathnach, Séamus -- Ghost Stories -- Hungry Spot -- Notes on the Survival of Irish as a Spoken Tongue in the Parish of Donaghmoyne, Co. Monaghan -- In 1907 a weekly Irish class taught by Eamonn Ó Tuathail... / Breathnach, Séamus -- Last Existing Native Speaker of Irish in the Farney District -- Tom the Fool / Breathnach, Séamus -- Devil Stones -- Story - The Three Wishes / Breathnach, Séamus -- Boy who Was Sent to a College to Learn Latin / Breathnach, Séamus -- Plants / Breathnach, Séamus -- Dallóg / Breathnach, Séamus -- Udder / Breathnach, Séamus -- Goat / Breathnach, Séamus -- Hedgehog / Breathnach, Séamus -- Archaelogical Remains / Breathnach, Séamus -- Strange Animals / Breathnach, Séamus -- Local Riddles / Breathnach, Séamus -- Weather-Lore / Breathnach, Séamus -- Severe Weather / Breathnach, Séamus -- Epidemic / Breathnach, Séamus -- Conflagration / Breathnach, Séamus -- Local Marriage Customs / Breathnach, Séamus -- Kittling / Breathnach, Séamus -- Late Marriages / Breathnach, Séamus -- Destination of Emigrants / Breathnach, Séamus -- Churches -- Old Chapel / Breathnach, Séamus -- Old Church as a School / Breathnach, Séamus -- Broomfield Protestant Church / Breathnach, Séamus -- Broomfield Presbyterian Church -- Common Surnames -- Dances / Breathnach, Séamus -- Local Songs / Breathnach, Séamus -- Some Points Dealing with the Older Methods of Road-Making -- Customs Associated with Wakes -- Jenny, Would you Bake a Bit -- Fear an Tí agus Bean an Tí -- Game -- Boys' Games - Cat and Dog -- Ring-Taw -- Notes on Flax-Pulling -- Boon -- Bands -- Meals -- Norman Steel -- Norman and the Impassable Line -- Customs Associated with Easter Sunday - The Sun Dancing -- Customs Associated with Easter Sunday - The Easter House -- St John's Eve - Bonfire Night -- Ireland's Own - Rhymes
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.