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An interview with Mary Sheehan about Northside identity
Excerpt 1: About being sent to buy tripe and drisheen in Ballymacthomas Excerpt 2: Ballymacthomas people having stalls in the coak quayFor more clips from this interview click here
An interview with Matt O’ Connor about the belief in fairy forts
Excerpt 1: Story about dazzling rabbits in the lios.
Excerpt 2: About being superstitious about a local lios.
Excerpt 3: Describing a lios.
Excerpt 2: About being superstitious about a local lios.
Excerpt 3: Describing a lios.
An interview with Michael Kelleher about the belief in fairy forts
Excerpt 1: Story about a woman being helped by little people with red caps, to collect her potatoes planted in a lios.
Excerpt 2: Beliefs and stories about interfering with lioses bringing bad luck.
Excerpt 2: Beliefs and stories about interfering with lioses bringing bad luck.
An interview with Michael Kiely about blazon populaire and heroic fallout in Cork Northside sporting ballads
Excerpt 1: Context introduction to the reconstruction of the women's gaol songExcerpt 2: The Gaol of Sundays Well, sung to the tune of the Jolly BeggarmanExcerpt 3: Background and song The Poor Fairhill Boy sang to the tune of Jonny Jump upFor more…
An interview with Michael Moynihan about the belief in fairy forts
Excerpt 1: About two connected forts in Ballingeary, one sold to the county council by the landowner.
Excerpt 2: How a man and his wife died after the fort they sold to the council was knocked down.
Excerpt 3: Connections with Mythology and how the…