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At the time of the famine the white boys used to come out and tell the people to give the potatoes to anyone who would come for them.

Story collected by a student at Knockerra (C.), Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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In the famine days there lived a poor man.

Story collected by Teresa Behan, a student at Knockerra (C.), Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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During the famine when the people were starving with the hunger a man from Kilmurry was brought to Kilrush...

Story collected by James Keane, a student at Knockerra (B.) Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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Long ago when the famine was in this country people by the name of Gleazers came across the Shannon from Kerry to Clare.

Story collected by Patrick Moloney, a student at Knockerra (B.) Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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Mrs Martin Walshe lived in Moyadda, near Kilrush.

Story collected by a student at Knockerra (C.), Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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A man named Martin Doyle lived in Dooneil in the parish of Killimer.

Story collected by Kitty Cunningham, a student at Knockerra (C.), Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) from informant M. E. Culligan.

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In the days of the great famine there lived in Carradotia a townland in the parish of Killimer a man by the name of Patch Connell.

Story collected by John Cunningham, a student at Knockerra (B.) Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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In years gone by a Schooner was passing on the River Shannon near Killimer having for her cargo gold bars.

Story collected by a student at Knockerra (C.), Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) from informant Mrs P. Murphy.

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In years gone by a Schooner was passing by Money point having for a cargo gold bars.

Story collected by Martin Murphy, a student at Knockerra (B.) Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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About a hundred years ago a man in Querrin below Kilkee fell sick and was in danger of death.

Story collected by a student at Knockerra (C.), Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) from informant Margaret O' Dea.

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There was a man one time who lived in the parish of Killimer in the townland of Ballymcrinan.

Story collected by Mary Lillis, a student at Knockerra (C.), Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) from informant Patrick Lillis.

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Stories of the Famine Days

Story collected by Bridget Browne, a student at Knockerra (C.), Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) from informant David Browne.

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About forty five years ago a terrible tragedy occurred not far from this parish when eighteen people were accidentally drowned in the Shannon.

Story collected by John Cunningham, a student at Knockerra (B.) Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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Once upon a time there was a man going on his cuard and as he was passing a house he heard music and dancing and he went in and started dancing with them.

Story collected by John Conway, a student at Knockerra (B.) Killimer school (Knockerra, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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At the time of the famine the white boys used to come out and tell the people to give the potatoes to anyone who would come for them.

In the famine days there lived a poor man.

During the famine when the people were starving with the hunger a man from Kilmurry was brought to Kilrush...

Long ago when the famine was in this country people by the name of Gleazers came across the Shannon from Kerry to Clare.

Mrs Martin Walshe lived in Moyadda, near Kilrush.

A man named Martin Doyle lived in Dooneil in the parish of Killimer.

In the days of the great famine there lived in Carradotia a townland in the parish of Killimer a man by the name of Patch Connell.

In years gone by a Schooner was passing on the River Shannon near Killimer having for her cargo gold bars.

In years gone by a Schooner was passing by Money point having for a cargo gold bars.

About a hundred years ago a man in Querrin below Kilkee fell sick and was in danger of death.

There was a man one time who lived in the parish of Killimer in the townland of Ballymcrinan.

Stories of the Famine Days

About forty five years ago a terrible tragedy occurred not far from this parish when eighteen people were accidentally drowned in the Shannon.

Once upon a time there was a man going on his cuard and as he was passing a house he heard music and dancing and he went in and started dancing with them.

In the time of the famine in eighteen forty-six when thousands of poor people were dying...

In the summer of the year of 1893 a crowd of people left Kerry for a day to Kilkee.

On the 15th day of August in the year of '93 ¶ Heart-rending was the news that spread through this locality

Once upon a time there was a man who dreamt that there was gold hidden under the western side of the cows cabin.

The Beautiful Town of Kilrush

Knockerra (C.), Killimer

Knockerra (B.) Killimer

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