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Title
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Tobar na Molt (Wether’s Well)
Subject
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Holy Wells, Saints, Customs, Beliefs and their Practice
Description
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Student project, 2 reels of interviews with Danny Griffen and Father Looney about Wether’s Well, 19 photographs
Creator
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John Mulvihill (Seán Ó Maoilmhichíl)
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1991
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Danny Griffen, Father Looney
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav, Still Image/photograph
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Irish, English
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Sound, Still Image
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96-076
Coverage
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Ireland, Munster, County Kerry, Ardfert
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<p><span data-contrast="auto">Excerpts from an interview with Danny Griffen about Wether’s Well </span><span data-ccp-props="{"201341983":0,"335559739":160,"335559740":259}"> <br /></span></p>
<p><span> <br /></span><span data-contrast="auto">For this interview's catalogue entry click <a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/349" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a></span><a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/349" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><span data-ccp-props="{"201341983":0,"335559739":160,"335559740":259}"> </span></a></p>
Description
An account of the resource
Excerpt 1: Narrative on how Whether's Well got its name
Excerpt 2: Calendar customs: paying the rounds at Wether's Well
Excerpt 3: Miracle cures at Wether's Well
Excerpt 4: Difference between locals and tourists visiting the well
Excerpt 5: Doing the round at Wethers Well
Excerpt 6: How to perform the round for the cures
Excerpt 7: Hanging strings near the well and hawthorn tree without thorns
Excerpt 8: Narrative about a reappearing altar on Bullocks hill
Excerpt 9: Narrative about the fish of the well and water that wouldn't boil
Excerpt 10: Religious custom: yearly mass said at wether's well since 1984
Excerpt 11: Holy wells ritual and practices
Excerpt 12: Pattern Day at holy wells
Excerpt 13: The feast of St Brendan
Excerpt 14: About the various stories of the origins of the well and its name
Excerpt 15: About Rome's no recognition of Celtic saints
Excerpt 16: Calendar customs at wether's well and bonfires night in the late 1940s
Excerpt 17: Reasons why people go to wethers well; version of the bullock hill legend of the reappearing altar
Excerpt 18: On cures and folk religion practices
Excerpt 19: On folk belief and cures
Subject
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Holy Wells, Saints, Customs, Beliefs and their Practice
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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24-25/02/1991
Contributor
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Danny Griffen
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UCCFEA
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UCCFEA_SR00049_WAVC
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Dublin Core
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Title
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An Creideamh sna Liosanna Inniu i gCorcaigh Láir (The Belief in Fairy Forts in Central County Cork Today)
Subject
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Fairies, Beliefs and their Practice
Description
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Student project, English transcript, 3 sound recordings of interviews with Jamsie Kearney, Michael Moynihan, Nóra Bean Úi Luibhéad, Tadg Ó Laoire, Patrick Casey, Matt O’ Connor, Mike Twomey, Michael and Peig about the belief in fairy forts, 14 photographs
Creator
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Aideen O’Leary
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1986
Contributor
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Jamsie Kearney, Michael Moynihan, Nóra Bean Úi Luibhéad, Tadg Ó Laoire, Patrick Casey, Matt O’ Connor, Mike Twomey, Michael, Peig
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav, Still Image/photograph
Language
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Irish, English
Type
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Sound, Still Image
Identifier
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96-078
Coverage
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Ireland, Munster, County Cork
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Title
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<p>Excerpts from an interview with Jamsie Kearney about the belief in fairy forts.</p>
<p><br /> For this interview's catalogue entry click<a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/352" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> here</a></p>
Description
An account of the resource
Excerpt 1: Narrative about someone run a bulldozer through a Lios in Leitrim and his land moved, slid into the next valley.
Excerpt 2: The biggest Lios in Granrioch near Teereltonand how the Ceol Si used to be heard announcing death.
Excerpt 3: Narrative on how a priest took away the curing power from a local man who had got it from the fairies.
Excerpt 4: Narrative about Tadgh Saor, a republican who hid in the Lios away from the Tans in 1916.
Excerpt 5: How the republican tried to interfere with the Lios.
Excerpt 6: Narrative of how a coffin cover blew off when passing the Lios in Gortnahoctee.
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1986
Contributor
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Jamsie Kearney
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UCCFEA
Identifier
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UCCFEA_SR00052_WAVC
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Title
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Naomh Fionnbarra Ghugán Barra (Saint Finbar of Gougane Barra)
Subject
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Saints, Holy Wells, Customs, Beliefs and their Practice, Superstitions
Description
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Student project, English transcript, 1 reel of an interview with Síle Ní Laoghaire, Dónal Ó Céileachair and Gobnait Creed about Saint Finbar of Gougane Barra
Creator
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Noirín Ní Fheithilligh
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1987
Contributor
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Síle Ní Laoghaire, Dónal Ó Céileachair, Gobnait Creed
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav
Language
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Irish, English
Type
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Sound
Identifier
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96-055
Coverage
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Ireland, Munster, County Cork, Gougane Barra
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Title
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<p>Excerpts from an interview with Síle Ní Laoghaire, Dónal Ó Céileachair and Gobnait Creed about Saint Finbar of Gougane Barra.</p>
<p><br /> For this interview's catalogue entry click <a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/346" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a></p>
Description
An account of the resource
Excerpt 1: How st Finbarr gave the name to Gougane Barra.
Excerpt 2: St Finbarr's parents, his father from Connacht and his mother from Bandon.
Excerpt 3: What st Finbarre looked like and why he wore a beard to keep him warm during the winter.
Excerpt 4: Cure for warts doing the round for St Finbarr and washing in the Sullane River.
Excerpt 5: Local Legend how St Finbarr killed the serpent in the lake in Gougane.
Excerpt 6: The feast of St Finbarr's in Gougane Barra.
Excerpt 7: Importance of St Finbarr in the life of the local people as opposed to the tourists.
Excerpt 8: Calendar custom, doing the round of St Finbarr.
Excerpt 9: Narrative about a lady who'd make the holy well bubble when she was doing the rounds.
Excerpt 10: How St Finbarr walked from Gougane to Cork.
Excerpt 11: How St Finbarr had so many followers.
Excerpt 12: St Finbarr is buried in Cork.
Excerpt 13: Detail motifs of the Legend of St Finbarr on the stane glass window in Gougane church.
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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23/05/1987
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Síle Ní Laoghaire, Dónal Ó Céileachair, Gobnait Creed
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UCCFEA
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UCCFEA_SR00046_WAVC
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Title
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Reminiscences of Past Irish Country Life
Subject
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Farming, Superstitions, Customs
Description
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Student project, 1 reel of an interview with Felix Randles and Ettie Randles about past Irish country life
Creator
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Mary Ellen Morrissey
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1981
Contributor
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Felix Randles, Ettie Randles
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav
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English
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Sound
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96-041
Coverage
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Ireland, Munster, County Limerick, Bruree, County Kerry
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Title
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Excerpts from an interview with Felix Randles and Ettie Randles about past Irish country life. <br /><br />For this interview's catalogue entry click <a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/344" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>
Description
An account of the resource
Excerpt 1: Piseogs, superstitions about findings eggs in haggard that a neighbour would have put there so nothing would grow.
Excerpt 2: Piseogs, superstitions about spells or people working piseogs on sick cows and getting holy water or the priest to bless the land or the cows.
Excerpt 3: Piseogs, superstition about butter and never being able to get cream.
Excerpt 4: A version of the Bridget Cleary story.
Excerpt 5: Stories about Doonass Well and cures for blindness.
Excerpt 6: Funeral customs about men having to wear a dead man's suit for going to mass a number of Sundays after the death.
Excerpt 7: Funeral customs; story about a woman who slept near her dead husband at his wake and lived to 105.
Excerpt 8: How Ettie Randle's grandmother had a prayer cure to stop bleeding.
Excerpt 9: Foodways: Making hay boxes to keep dinners warm or cooked during the war years.
Excerpt 10: Foodways: Making sawdust drums to keep dinners warm or cooked during the war years when there was no electricity or gas.
Excerpt 11: Foodways: Killing and butchering pigs and making black pudding.
Excerpt 12: Foodways: using potato juice as barm instead of milk to make bread; a recipe for making boxty.
Excerpt 13: Weddings and Matchmaking.
Excerpt 14: About a wedding in 1906 where the main fare was goose and rice with raisins. Rice was considered a luxury then.
Excerpt 15: Song: An Crúiscin Lán.
Excerpt 16: Recitation: The Tax on Old Bachelors, a poem by Seba Smith (1833)
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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09/05/1981
Contributor
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Felix Randles, Ettie Randles
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UCCFEA
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UCCFEA_SR00041_WAVC
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Title
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Country Life in Ireland in the First Half of the Twentieth Century
Subject
The topic of the resource
Farming, Customs
Description
An account of the resource
Student project, 1 reel of interviews with Mrs O' Brien and Mr Patrick O’ Brien about country life in the first half of the twentieth century
Creator
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Máirín Ní Bhriain
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1981
Contributor
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Mrs O' Brien, Mr Patrick O’ Brien
Rights
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav
Language
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English
Type
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Sound
Identifier
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96-040
Coverage
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Ireland, Munster, County Limerick, Ballylahill
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Title
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<p>Excerpts from an interview with Patrick O’ Brien about country life in the first half of the twentieth century.</p>
<p><br /> For this interview's catalogue entry click <a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/343" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a></p>
Description
An account of the resource
Excerpt 1: Changes in working in the bog to cut turf.
Excerpt 2: Going to Cattle markets and fairs in Rathkeel and Listowel.
Excerpt 3: Bigger fairs in Listowel the dealing in cattle.
Excerpt 4: Employment, hiring fairs and working conditions for farm labourers.
Excerpt 5: Farming conditions during the 2nd world war.
Excerpt 6: First radio in Ballyhall West Limerick.
Excerpt 7: Newspapers in the late 1920s and early 30s.
Excerpt 8: Entertainment, card plying, gambles in the 1930s.
Excerpt 9: Going on the wren. Christmas Day and St Stephen's Day.
Excerpt 10: Slate roofs and Thatching.
Excerpt 11: Flagstone Floors, Mud Floors and cement.
Excerpt 12: Foodways and a goose for Christmas in the 1910s and 20s.
Excerpt 13: Foodways: killing and butchering pigs.
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UCCFEA_SR00040_PRES
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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11/06/1981
Contributor
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Patrick O’ Brien
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UCCFEA
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UCCFEA_SR00040-02_WAVC
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Title
A name given to the resource
Country Life in Ireland in the First Half of the Twentieth Century
Subject
The topic of the resource
Farming, Customs
Description
An account of the resource
Student project, 1 reel of interviews with Mrs O' Brien and Mr Patrick O’ Brien about country life in the first half of the twentieth century
Creator
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Máirín Ní Bhriain
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1981
Contributor
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Mrs O' Brien, Mr Patrick O’ Brien
Rights
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav
Language
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English
Type
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Sound
Identifier
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96-040
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Ireland, Munster, County Limerick, Ballylahill
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Title
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<p>Excerpts from an interview with Mrs O' Brien about country life in the first half of the twentieth century</p>
<p><br /> For this interview's catalogue entry click <a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/342" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a></p>
Description
An account of the resource
Excerpt 1: Platform dances in the summer and farmhouse dances in the winter.
Excerpt 2: About House dances and card games to raise money for Christmas; the main game was 41. The activity was called 'the gambles'
Excerpt 3: Preparing for the wren (St Stephen's day)
Excerpt 4: Making bodhrans.
Excerpt 5: Going for the wren: house visiting.
Excerpt 6: Having a wren party into the new year with the money collected on Stephen's day.
Excerpt 7: St John's eve and bonfires.
Excerpt 8: Matchmaking.
Excerpt 9: Preparing for weddings and the wedding in the bride's house.
Excerpt 10: The bride having to have a dowry either money or land.
Excerpt 11: About Funeral practices in county Limerick
Source
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UCCFEA_SR00040_PRES
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
11/06/1981
Contributor
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Mrs O' Brien
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UCCFEA
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UCCFEA_SR00040-01_WAVC
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Title
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Bailiú Finscéalta Cathrach (A Collection of Urban Folktales)
Subject
The topic of the resource
Modern Legend
Description
An account of the resource
Student project, 2 reels of interviews with Margaret Maher, Geraldine Cronin, Angela O’ Donoghue, Maureen Conty and James Canty about urban folktales
Creator
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Eilín Ní Cháinte
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1985
Contributor
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Margaret Maher, Geraldine Cronin, Angela O’ Donoghue, Maureen Conty, James Canty
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav
Language
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Irish, English
Type
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Sound/wav
Identifier
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96-039
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Ireland, Munster, County Cork, Ballydehob, Killeagh, County Tipperary, Roscrea, County Limerick, Fedamore, Leinster, County Meath, Dunboyne
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Title
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<p>Excerpts from an interview with Margaret Maher, Geraldine Cronin, Angela O’ Donoghue and Maureen Conty about urban folktales.</p>
<p><br /> For this interview's catalogue entry click <a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/341" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a></p>
Description
An account of the resource
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 restaurant in London.
Excerpt 5: Two Modern Legends: One about the Lizard in the stomach and the other about a snake in the stomach.
Excerpt 6: Narrative about 17th-century women having mice nests in their hair.
Excerpt 7: Narrative about mice and rats in Guinness vats.
Excerpt 8: Modern Legend about tinned animal food used in hamburgers.
Excerpt 9: About passing on Modern Legends.
Excerpt 10: Attitude to belief in Modern Legend.
Excerpt 11: Modern Legend: cat in the microwave.
Excerpt 12: Joke: what's black and taps at the window? A baby in the microwave.
Excerpt 13: Kernel of tapeworm Modern Legend on Barrack Street Cork.
Excerpt 14: Telling tapeworm stories at lunchtime in college.
Excerpt 15: Modern Legend: A family dog gets cooked and served to them in a Chinese restaurant.
Excerpt 16: Joke about fast food restaurant on Barrack street serving greyhound hamburgers.
Excerpt 17: Narrative about a woman buried alive.
Excerpt 18: Modern Legend: Vanishing hitchhiker.
Excerpt 19: About opportunities for telling modern legends.
Excerpt 20: About opportunities for telling modern legends.
Excerpt 21: Discussion about attitudes toward belief in Modern Legends.
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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17/04/1985
Contributor
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Margaret Maher, Geraldine Cronin, Angela O’ Donoghue, Maureen Conty
Rights
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UCCFEA
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
UCCFEA_SR00038_WAVC
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Title
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Láimhseáil Airgid Taobh Istigh de Chultúr an Taoibh ó Thuaidh (The Role of the Informal Economy in the Life of the Northside, Cork)
Subject
The topic of the resource
Money and Finance, Pawnshops
Description
An account of the resource
Student project, English transcript, field diary, 2 audio cassettes of interviews with Karen, Liz, Tracy and Eilish de Barra (The Poppie Woman) about the informal economy of Cork's Northside
Creator
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Petrina Ní Loinsigh, Oilbhe Ní Dhonnchadha
Publisher
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1996
Contributor
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Karen, Liz, Tracy, Eilish de Barra (The Poppie Woman)
Rights
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UCCFEA
Format
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Sound/wav
Language
A language of the resource
Irish, English
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Sound
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
96-036
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Ireland, Munster, Cork City, Northside, Sundays Well
Dublin Core
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Title
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<p>Excerpts from an interview with Eilish de Barra about the informal economy of Cork's Northside.</p>
<p><br /> For this interview's catalogue entry click <a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/340" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a></p>
Description
An account of the resource
Excerpt 1: About Pawnshops, their symbolism and their necessary role when men were put on slackage for a week.
Excerpt 2: Occasionally the pawnshop would lend back a suit for no money to be paid off the week after.
Excerpt 3: Buy very cheap things from pawnshops, if you were thrifty and things weren't redeemed.
Excerpt 4: Thoughts and wise words on improvement from poverty times.
Excerpt 5: About the first money lenders being jews and then how the Irish learnt the skills very fast.
Excerpt 6: Narrative about pride and money and being ashamed of being seen going to the pawnshop.
Excerpt 7: Narrative about how you could give your docket to someone to go and redeem your article if you didn't have the money and then get the article off that person at a later date.
Excerpt 8: Dickie glue, the nickname of the Jewish moneylender and how women were very good at managing money because they didn't drink or smoke.
Excerpt 9: Views about changes in values about owing money and how some pawnshop would also lend money if you had a guarantor
Excerpt 10: About the cheap cost of food in the'old days'.
Excerpt 11: How people were very proud, honest and loyal and would have all their debts paid by their sons when they died and the 'dead' money would come in because of the belief that you wouldn't go to your God if you had a debt.
Excerpt 12: About pride in not owing money and the changes in value (1996); there is more robbery by the pen than there is by the poor.
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Láimhseáil Airgid Taobh Istigh de Chultúr an Taoibh ó Thuaidh (The Role of the Informal Economy in the Life of the Northside, Cork)
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Money and Finance, Pawnshops
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Student project, English transcript, field diary, 2 audio cassettes of interviews with Karen, Liz, Tracy and Eilish de Barra (The Poppie Woman) about the informal economy of Cork's Northside
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Petrina Ní Loinsigh, Oilbhe Ní Dhonnchadha
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1996
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Karen, Liz, Tracy, Eilish de Barra (The Poppie Woman)
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav
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Irish, English
Type
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Sound
Identifier
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96-036
Coverage
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Ireland, Munster, Cork City, Northside, Sundays Well
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Excerpts from an interview with Karen, Liz and Tracy about the informal economy of Cork's Northside.<br /><br /> For this interview's catalogue entry click<a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/339" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> here</a>
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Excerpt 1: About Didlums and informal economy.
Excerpt 2: About the informal economy.
Excerpt 3: Getting loans from a Manage.
Excerpt 4: Financial difficulties and the use of the informal economy in factories.
Excerpt 5: Reasons for not getting involved in MABS(Money Advice and Budgeting Service).
Excerpt 6: Reasons for not getting involved in credit unions.
Excerpt 7: Positive aspect of MABS in court situations.
Excerpt 8: Moneylenders are the banks of the very poor.
Excerpt 9: The way the moneylenders operate.
Excerpt 10: Difference between the credit union and the moneylender.
Excerpt 11: Buying and selling cheques as another for of moneylending.
Excerpt 12: Borrowing under different names and without a husband's signature.
Excerpt 13: Lone women parents, male guarantors and moneylenders.
Excerpt 14: Facing ESB disconnection if in debt with Hire Purchase scheme.
Excerpt 15: Ordinary people acting as money lenders.
Excerpt 16: Legal money lenders as threatening as illegal ones, the eternal cycle of debt.
Excerpt 17: Legal money lenders not marking books as a way to increase interest.
Excerpt 18: Narrative about reporting an abusive and dishonest, rent man who used fake rent books to the corporation.
Excerpt 19: The mechanism of eviction in 1995.
Excerpt 20: Pawnshops, pawning sheets with holes in the middle.
Excerpt 21: The end of pawnshops and the number of rings for sale in them.
Excerpt 22: Not knowing how to manage money, how the mother kept all money issues to herself.
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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27/02/1996
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Karen, Liz, Tracy
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UCCFEA
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UCCFEA_SR00035_WAVC
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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)
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Music and Song
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Student project, English transcript, 2 audio cassettes of interviews with Denis McGarry, Michael Kiely, John O’Shea and Hanna O’ Callaghan about blazon populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads
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James Crowley
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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1996, 1978/1979
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Denis McGarry, Michael Kiely, John O’Shea, Hanna O’ Callaghan
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UCCFEA
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Sound/wav
Language
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Irish, English
Type
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Sound
Identifier
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96-022
Coverage
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Ireland, Munster, Cork City, Northside, County Cork, Iniscarra
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<p>Excerpts from an interview with Denis McGarry about <em>Blazon Populaire</em> and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads.</p>
<p><br /> For this interview's catalogue entry click <a href="https://epu.ucc.ie/folklore/items/show/335" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a></p>
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Excerpt 1: Song Holyhill About sports on the Northside of Cork city (original composition)
Excerpt 2: Memories and opinions About the urbanisation of Hollyhill and the compulsory purchase orders which transformed the rural environment.
Excerpt 3: Memories of heating up the bowls and wearing rubber boots to go bowl playing after school.
Excerpt 4: Memories About Timmy Delaney, Jack Shea and other famous Road bowlers in the 1920s Also About the importance of the roadshower.
Excerpt 5: Song I'd doubt ya boy, and what prompted him to compose it.
Excerpt 6: About Northside identity as expressed in sports and songs, reference to the Armoured car.
Excerpt 7: About Northide identity and cognitive mapping.
Excerpt 8: About the process of writing the Hollyhill song and the cognitive mapping of Hollyhill.
Excerpt 9: About communal working-class song writing.
Excerpt 10: Going to the plots (allotments) and be inspired to write a song.
Excerpt 11: About the psychological impact of compulsory purchasing orders and resettlement.
Excerpt 12: Changes from rural ways to urbanisation.
Excerpt 13: About the threshing on Hollyhill in the 1950s.
Excerpt 14: Bird catching and pigeon fanciers on the Northside of cork city.
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Folklore & Ethnology Department, University College Cork
Date
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21/01/1996
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Denis McGarry
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UCCFEA
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UCCFEA_SR00033_WAVC