Bailiú Finscéalta Cathrach (A Collection of Urban Folktales)
Description
Student project, 2 reels of interviews with Margaret Maher, Geraldine Cronin, Angela O’ Donoghue, Maureen Conty and James Canty about urban folktales
Creator
Eilín Ní Cháinte
Date
1985
Identifier
96-039
Coverage
Ireland, Munster, County Cork, Ballydehob, Killeagh, County Tipperary, Roscrea, County Limerick, Fedamore, Leinster, County Meath, Dunboyne
Collection Items
Excerpts from an interview with Margaret Maher, Geraldine Cronin, Angela O’ Donoghue and Maureen Conty about urban folktales.
For this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Woman who found a lizard in her stomach in Greece.
Excerpt 2: Woman who found a snake in her stomach in Turkey.
Excerpt 3: Modern Legend: Cats in a Chinese restaurant in Dublin.
Excerpt 4: Modern Legend: Dogs in a Chinese…
Excerpt 2: Woman who found a snake in her stomach in Turkey.
Excerpt 3: Modern Legend: Cats in a Chinese restaurant in Dublin.
Excerpt 4: Modern Legend: Dogs in a Chinese…
Excerpts from an interview with James Canty about urban folktales. For more clips from this interview click here.
Excerpt 1: About Earc Luachra (lizards) the Irish equivalent of tapeworm. How they get in your body and how to get rid of them.
Excerpt 2: Legend about fairy forts; a young woman went too near and got marked for life.
Excerpt 3: Legend and…
Excerpt 2: Legend about fairy forts; a young woman went too near and got marked for life.
Excerpt 3: Legend and…
An interview with James Canty about urban folktales
Excerpt 1: About Earc Luachra (lizards) the Irish equivalent of tapeworm. How they get in your body and how to get rid of them. Excerpt 2: Legend about fairy forts; a young woman went too near and got marked for life.Excerpt 3: Legend and belief…
An interview with Margaret Maher, Geraldine Cronin, Angela O’ Donoghue and Maureen Conty about urban folktales
Excerpt 1: Woman who found a lizard in her stomach in Greece.
Excerpt 2: Woman who found a snake in her stomach in Turkey.
For more clips from this interview click here.
Collection Tree
- The Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork - Sound Recording Archive
- Bailiú Finscéalta Cathrach (A Collection of Urban Folktales)