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An interview with Micheal Allen about retail trade
Excerpt 1: Names of lanes around Shandon street (Mallow Lane)
Excerpt 2: Crubeen and Bodice were eaten on Sundays, traditional foodways
Excerpt 3: Narrative about Northside wit
Excerpt 2: Crubeen and Bodice were eaten on Sundays, traditional foodways
Excerpt 3: Narrative about Northside wit
An interview with Esther Cambridge about retail trade
Excerpt 1: Living in a tenement house in the 1940s and 1950s
Excerpt 2: Life in the lanes of the Northside
Excerpt 3: Life in the lanes of the Northside in Churchfield, never used keys.
Excerpt 2: Life in the lanes of the Northside
Excerpt 3: Life in the lanes of the Northside in Churchfield, never used keys.
An interview with Nora O’ Mahony about old and new fishing practices
Excerpt: Using St Bridgid cloth for a cure on st Brigid's day
An interview with Denis O’ Brien on folk tales about religion, superstition and fishing
Excerpt 1: Humourous narrative about local character Tom Shaw and the magical powers of Father Slattery
Excerpt 2: Humourous narrative about the three balls of fires haunting a protestant's house who converted to Catholicism after the mission…
Excerpt 2: Humourous narrative about the three balls of fires haunting a protestant's house who converted to Catholicism after the mission…
An interview with Mrs Higgins on folk tales about religion, superstition and fishing
Excerpt: The curing and divining power of St Brigid's ribbons on St Brigid's day