The Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork - Sound Recording Archive

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  • ‘City Child Come Home Trailing Home’ Exploration of the Literary Tradition of Cork’s Northside
  • ‘Sochraid Jack Lynch’ roinnt perspictíocht éagsúla (Jack Lynch’s Funeral’ Some Different Perspectives)
  • “I want a dancing- sole”: An ethnographic study of two contemporary dance events i.e. céilí and old time and line dancing in the Cork area
  • “Na tithe allmhóra gnoc an Aitinn, atá suite ar, nó congarach don “Middle Glanmire Road”. Conas mar a úsáideadh fadó iad agus cén athrú atá tagtha orthu le himeacht aimsire?” (The mansions in Montenotte, which are situated on or close to the Middle Glanmire Road. How were they lived in years ago and what change has come about regarding them with the passing of time)
    
  • “The Dead isn’t the Dead At All like Long Go”
  • A Bookmaker at the Dogs in Belfast
  • A Northside Project
  • A Study of the Lifestyles, Customs and Beliefs of the People of Francis Street and Arthur’s Quay, Limerick
    
  • Airneán in Dún Chíomháin with Seosamh Ó Dálaigh (Joe Daly) Full-time IFC Collector (Retired) About Religious Narratives
  • Áit an Oideachais sa Chultúr seo a Mheas (An Evaluation of the Place of Education in this Culture)
  • Alternative Medicine, Magic and Healing in the 1990s
  • Amhráin na nDaoine ar an dTaobh ó Thuaidh den Laoi le Béim ar na hAmhráin Spórtúla (An Examination of Blazon Populaire and Heroic Fallout in Cork Northside Sporting Ballads)
  • Amhránaíocht i gConamara (Singing in Connemara)
  • Amhránaíocht traidisiúnta Mhúscraí a chur i gcomparáid le amhránaíocht tuaisceart cathair Chorcaí ó thaobh na feiminí dhe (A comparison of the traditional singing in Muskerry with traditional singing on the Northside of Cork city from a feminist perspective)
  • An Asarlaíocht agus an Athbheochaint – Nua-phágántacht (Sorcery/Witchcraft and Revival – Neo-paganism)
  • An Béaloideas atá ag baint le Caisleán Bernard i nDroichead na Banndan(The Folklore surrounding Castle Bernard in the town of Bandon)
  • An Bhabhláil (Bowling)
  • An Ceol Traidisiúnta i dTuaisceart Chathair Chorcaí (Traditional Music in the Northside of Cork City)
  • An Ceol Traidisiúnta in Éirinn agus Próiseas na Seoladh Béil (Traditional Music in Ireland and the Process of Oral Transmission)
  • An Creideamh sna Liosanna Inniu i gCorcaigh Láir (The Belief in Fairy Forts in Central County Cork Today)
    
  • An Cultúr, Tradisiún agus Oidhreacht an Instiúid Chuimhneacháin Uí Chaoimh (The Culture, Traditions and Heritage of the O' Keeffe Memorial Institute)
  • An Diabhal sa Halla Rince (The Devil in the Dancehall)
  • An Ethnographic Study of Contemporary Musicians. “....and the rest in jellies”
  • An Fheirmeoireacht (Farming Methods of Days Gone by)
  • An gaol agus an caidreamh sóisialta atá le feiscint idir lucht na Beairice agus an pobal ar Shráid na Beairice (The social relationship between the people of the Barracks and the community of Barrack Street)
  • An Insight into the Attitudes of Young People on Religion
  • An Leigheas Tíre (Folk Medicine)
  • An Leigheas Traidisiúnta Inniu, Obair sa Ghort (Traditional Medicine Today, Work in the Field)
  • An Neamhdhlisteannacht ag an Phobal Traidisiúinta in Éirinn (Illegitimacy in Traditional Communities in Ireland)
  • An Overview of Life on Cork’s Northside
  • An Pháirc (The Park)
  • An Próiseas Cultúrtha Maidir le Cruach Phádraig (The Cultural Process as regards Croagh Patrick)
  • An Rince Gaelach i gCoitinne in Éirinn, ag Tagairt go Speisialta don Taobh Ó Thuaidh den Chathair (Irish Dancing in Ireland in General, Referring Especially to the Northside of the City)
  • An Saghas Gaoil idir an Bailitheoir Cíosa agus na Tionóntaithe agus Conas a D’athraigh Sé in Imeacht Aimsire (The Relationship Between the Rent-collector and the Tenants and How This Has Changed Over Time)
    
  • An Sochraid: ar taobh ó thuaidh - ‘the city of yawns and funerals’
  • An Tuath ó Thuaidh (The Country on the Northside)
  • Aonach an Phuic (Puck Fair)
  • Art and Craft: Contemporary Women and Craft
  • Attitudes of Northsiders towards education
  • Bailiú Finscéalta Cathrach (A Collection of Urban Folktales)
  • Baint na Móna i gCúige Mumhan (Turf-harvesting in Munster)
  • Béaloideas a Bailíodh ó Joe Daly (Folklore Collected From Joe Daly)
  • Béaloideas na mBan (Folklore of Women)
  • Betting
  • Bia Cinn-Fhéilte (The Place of Food in the Main Festivals)
  • Bingo: A Field Report from the Northside Project
  • Bowling - Tim “Tedna” Buckley relates his story
  • Breaking the Silence: An examination of the customs, beliefs, material culture and oral narrative surrounding miscarriage and early infant death in Ireland from the seventeenth century to the present day
  • Busking in Cork City
  • Cén sórt saoil atá ag úinéir tí tábhairne ar Shráid na Beairice: staidéar eitneagrafaíochta ar Shráid na Beairice (The life style of a public house owner on Barrack Street: an ethnographic study of Barrack Street)
  • Childhood Perception of Religion in the 30s and 40s
  • Childhood Reminiscences from Pádraig Ó Maidín
  • Children’s Songs, Rhymes and Piseogs
  • Cnoc na Fírinne (Knocfierna)
  • Cork’s Barrack Street Silver and Reed Band
  • Country Life in Ireland in the First Half of the Twentieth Century
  • Cúrsaí Iascaireachta (Fishing)
  • Cúrsaí Iascaireachta i gCo. Chiarraí (Old and New Fishing Practices in Co. Kerry)
  • Cúrsaí Leighis ar an dTaobh ó Thuaidh den Chathair (Traditional Cures on the Northside)
  • Dámhscoil Mhúscraí Uí Fhloinn agus Éigse Dhiarmuid Uí Shúileabháin: Léiriú ar thraidisiúin agus ar fhéiniúlacht chultúrtha Ghaeltacht Mhúscraí
  • Dearcadh i dTaobh Tuismitheoirí Aonair – A Dtuairimí Féin (Attitudes Towards Single Parents – Their Own Opinions)
  • Dialann Bailitheora (Diary of a Student Béaloideas Collector)
  • Divorce as Concept - Expressions and Meaning
  • Drag-Hunting in the Northside of Cork City
  • Eitneagrafaíocht ar Shráid na Beairice (An Ethnographic study of Barrack Street)
  • Eitneagrafaíocht Chlub Chumann Lúth-chleas Gael Bhaile an Róistigh. (Ethnography of Rochestown G.A.A. Club)
  • Ethnographic Interview: The Wren in Dingle
  • Ethnography of a Corner Shop
  • Ethnography of Cobh Taizé Mass
  • Expressions of Northside Cultural Identity – Ethnography for Radio
  • Finscéalta Cathrach (Urban Legends)
  • Finscéalta Cathrach 2 (Urban Legends 2)
  • Fishing and River Lore at Callinafercy
  • Folk Stories from County Cavan and Dún Chaoin
  • Folk Stories: Reminiscences from Kerry
  • Folklore Northside Project (A study of “Cork’s Academy of Dramatic Art”)
  • Folklore Study on Modern Paganism in Cork
  • From Bardic Schools to the Stages of Broadway: An Exploration of the oral and literary tradition in County Donegal
    
  • From Stall to Store
  • Harvesting before Modern Machinery
  • Identity and Culture: The World of Fords
  • Idir Dhá Shaol sa mBuí-Chnoc: Stair is Seanchas san Amhrán ‘Pilib Séimh Ó Fathaigh’ (Between two worlds in Knockboy; history and story in the song ‘Pilib Séimh Ó Fathaigh’)
  • Interview on Our Lady’s Hospital, Cork
  • Interview with Coxwain Tom McLeod of the Ballycotton RNLI Lifeboat
  • Interview with Patrick Mc Afee, stone mason
  • Iompar Linbh (Pregnancy)
  • It’s a Woman’s World?
  • Joe Daly’s Stories about Death
  • Johnstown Castle, its History, People and Heritage
  • Lá ’le Stiofáin (Saint Stephen’s Day)
  • Láimhseáil Airgid Taobh Istigh de Chultúr an Taoibh ó Thuaidh (The Role of the Informal Economy in the Life of the Northside, Cork)
  • Let’s Look at Leisure Time
  • Lilting: An Ethnographic Interview
  • Local History of Baile an Fheirtéirigh and Death Rituals
    
  • Meath agus Saothrú na Teanga Gaeilge (The Decline and Cultivation of Irish)
  • Mná Feasa (Fortune Tellers)
  • Na Tithe Tórraimh in Éirinn ó 1967 go dtí an lá atá inniu (Funeral Homes in Ireland from 1967 up to the Present Day)
  • Naomh Fionnbarra Ghugán Barra (Saint Finbar of Gougane Barra)
  • Naomh Stiofán agus Naomh Bríd (Saint Stephen and Saint Bridget)
  • Northside Identity
  • Northside Project on the Sunbeam Wolsey Factory
  • Obair na Saor Chloiche (The Work of Stone Masons)
  • Ogham Stones
  • Ogham Stones and Contemporary Art: An Interview with James Scanlon
  • Old Country Stories
  • Oral History of War of Independence in Cork City Area
  • Pagan Ritual in Contemporary Ireland
  • Paisteoireacht agus Cuilteoireacht i gCorcaigh: an taobh soisíalta den cheird (Craft and Patchwork/Quilting in Cork)
  • Piseoga mhuintir Inis Oirr (The superstition of the people of Inis Oirr)
  • Postmodern Pubs and Plastic Paddies, Noble Knaves and Knackered Navvies. Imagining an Irish National Identity in London
    
  • Príosún na Cathrach i dTuaisceart Chathair Chorcaí (The City Gaol on the Northside of the City)
  • Pub Culture of the Northside - The Top of the Hill
  • Reminiscences of Past Irish Country Life
  • Rural Irish Life in the Twentieth Century – a century of radical social and political change
  • Samhain - mar Léiriú ar an bPróiseas Cultúrtha i dTuaisceart Chathair Chorcaí (Halloween – As a Representation of the Cultural Process on the Northside)
  • Saol agus Pósadh i dTiobraid Árann agus i gCathair Chorcaí i Lár an Chéid Seo (Life and Marriage in Tipperary and Cork City in the Middle of the Last Century)
  • Saol Táibhneora ar Shráid na Beairice (The life of a publican on Barrack Street)
  • Scéalaíocht agus Seanchas: agallamh leis an tAthair Éamonn (Eddie Beartaile) Ó Conghaile; (Storytelling and Oral History: an interview with Father Éamonn (Eddie Beartaile) Ó Conghaile
  • Scéalta (Irish Folk and Fairy Stories)
  • Scéalta a Bhaineann leis an gCreideamh, le Piseoga agus leis an Iascaireacht (Folk Tales about Religion, Superstition and Fishing)
  • Scéalta Ó Chiarraí (Folk Stories from Kerry)
  • Scéalta, Amhráin, Tomhaiseanna, agus Seanfhocail ó Éirinn (Irish Stories, Songs, Riddles and Seanfhocail)
  • Scrúdú ar an “Loft Theatre: ón Lá a Bunaíodh é sa Bhliain 1926 go dtí an Lá Inniu (A Study of the Loft Theatre: from its Inception in 1926 up to the Present Day)
  • Seanchas, Dearcaithe agus Céadfacha an Taobh ó Thuaidh i dtreo ‘de College’ (Lore, Attitudes and Perceptions of the Northside towards ‘de College’)
  • Seminar on Storytelling
  • Single Parent Families on the North-Side of Cork City
  • Social relations within the community – beliefs and customs: interview with Rita O’ Brien
  • Solas an Tighe (House Illumination)
  • Sport as a Form of Identity in the Northside
  • Sráid na Beairice ón bPeirspictíocht Phearsanta agus plé ar an ábhar so i bhfrámaíocht theoiriciúil (A personal perspective on Barrack Street and discussion of it within a theoretical framework)
  • St Finbarr’s Pipe Band
  • Staidear ar an Reiligiúin Oifigiúil (The State of Official Religion)
  • Staidéar ar na difíochtaí atá tar éis teacht ar Murphy’s Brewery ón am atá thart go dtí an lá atá inniu ann agus íomhá atá ag daoine ins an taobh ó thuaidh ar Murphy’s féin (The changes that have taken place in Murphy’s Brewery over the years and the image that it portrays to the people of the Northside of the City)
    
  • Staidéar Canúna ar Bhéarla Thuaisceart na Cathrach i gCorcaigh (A study of the Dialect of English Spoken in the Northside of Cork city)
  • Stair Dhún Eibhlise (An historical account of Elizabeth Fort)
  • Station Masses and Holy Wells in the parish of Kilrossanty, County Waterford
  • Storytelling: Context and function
  • Study on Martial Arts Clubs in Cork, Ireland and Abroad
  • Tadhg Cooney Talking
  • Taithí Oibre sa Ghort (Experience in the Field)
  • Taxi: Life on the street
  • The Activities of the Moonlighters in the Areas of Callinafercy, Keel Lystry and Firies
  • The Celebration of the Ethnic Festival in Cork City
  • The Changing Northside, One Woman’s Account of Life, Past and Present on Cork’s Northside
  • The Ethnography and Ethnology of Traditional Storytelling in the Contemporary Formal Setting
  • The Identity of the Northside
  • The Legend of the Lough
  • The Life and Times of a French Artist living in Dublin
  • The Music of Sliabh Luachra
  • The Piseog in Kerry
  • The Placenames of the Old Head of Kinsale
  • The Professionalisation of Storytelling in the 21st century
  • The Survival of a Traditional Rambling House
  • The Tradition of Barbering, Past and Present: Or Is It a Question of ‘Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow’?
  • The traditional Irish wake
  • The Traditions associated with Pig Killing Practices in West Limerick
  • Theatre Superstition in Cork Today
  • Tionchar an tSeandúna i bhFéiniúlacht Mhuintir an Tuaiscirt (The Influence of Shandon on the Identity of Northsiders)
  • Tionscnamh an Taobh Ó Thuaidh (Northside Project)
  • Tionscnamh Tuaisceart na Cathrach (Urban Youth Clubs)
  • To promote research on aspects of traditional culture in modern society (A contemporary storytelling event)
  • Tobar na Molt (Wether’s Well)
  • Traditional Children’s Games
  • Traditional Foods and Butchers in Cork City
  • Traidisiún an “Draghunt” agus an “Harehunt” ar an dTaobh ó Thuaidh do Chathair Chorcaí (The Tradition of the Draghunt and the Harehunt on the Northside of Cork City)
  • Traidisiún na hIománaíochta i dTuaisceart Chathair Chorcaí: Conas Mar do Chuaigh Sí i bhFeidhim ar an Sochaí (The Tradition of Hurling on the Northside and How She Has Impacted on the Area)
  • Transcription of Ethnographic Interview
  • Travellers and Settled-Travellers
  • Visual Representation of Popular Culture: Dromiskin, Co. Louth
  • Worlds within Worlds - Study of Individual Identity, Growth and Change
  • Youth Culture and Ecstasy Culture in Knocknaheeny
    
  • Youth Speech and Drama Education in Ireland