Irish folk-tales
By: collected by Jeremiah Curtin (1835-1906) ; edited with introduction and notes by Séamus Ó Duilearga.
Contributors: Ó Siochfhradha, Pádraig, 1883-1964; Ó Duilearga, Séamus.
Publisher: Pub. for the Folklore of Ireland Society by the Educational Co. of Ireland
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 166
Subjects: Folklore -- Ireland.; Authors, Irish.
Other titles: Béaloideas.
Notes: "Reprinted from Béaloideas, The Journal of the Folklore of Ireland Society, Dublin, XI-XII, 1941-1942."
Table of contents: Introd.; The son of the king of Erin and the queen of the moving wheel.; The bird of the golden land.; The king's son in Erin and the king of green island.; The fisherman of Kinsale and the hag of the sea.; The tinker of Ballingarry and his three wishes.; Baranoir, son of a king in Erin, and the daughter of king under the sea.; The share-smith and the stranger.; Gold apple, son of the king of Erin.; The widow's son, the devil, and the fool.; The three sons of the king of Antua.; Sgiathán Dearg, and the daughter of the king of the western world.; Fáinne Óir, daughter of the king of Erin, and the son of the king of three seas.; The high king of Lochlann and the Fenians of Erin.; Finn Mac Cumhaill and Conan Maol in the house at the rock.; Sál Fhada, the king's son, and Finn Mac Cumhaill.; Finn Mac Cumhaill and Iolann Iolchrothach, son of the king of Spain.; Notes on some of Jeremiah Curtin's storytellers by Pádraig Ó Siochfhradha ("An Seabhac").; Notes.