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A police patrol was out one night

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant James Corbett.

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The Fair of Quin

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant James Clune.

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Local Stories

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant Frank O' Donoghue.

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There is a fort about half a mile from my house

Story collected by Philomena Degidon, a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant an unidentified informant.

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The Bad Spots in Quin and Clooney During the Night

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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When he was working in Ballykilty it was his special job to mind the lambs at the "gaining" time.

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant Martin Ahern.

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Customs at Funerals

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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Old Sayings

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant Bridget Halloran.

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There is an old road going from the main road at Clooney Church to Moyriesk road.

Story collected by Thomás Fáwl, a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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Between Gort and Crevagh in the parish of Quin and a famous highwayman called "The Black Terror"

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant Katherine Markham.

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Tobar Ineen

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant John Clune.

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1 There is an old castle beside Clooney Lake

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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The old name of the townland now called Newgrove, was Ballyslattery

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant Catherine Mc Namara.

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Pollanamuck

Story collected by Michael Clune, a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant an unidentified informant.

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Cures

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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When the cholera was raging in Tulla so many people were dying, that all the people were scared of going near the dead body,

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant Catherine Markham.

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Bothar na Corp

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) from informant Patrick Clooney.

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When any of the Singleton family died, a carriage always rolled up to the door at twelve o clock the night before he died

Story collected by a student at Clooney, Cuinche school (Clooney, Co. Clare) (no informant identified).

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A police patrol was out one night

The Fair of Quin

Local Stories

There is a fort about half a mile from my house

The Bad Spots in Quin and Clooney During the Night

When he was working in Ballykilty it was his special job to mind the lambs at the "gaining" time.

Customs at Funerals

Old Sayings

There is an old road going from the main road at Clooney Church to Moyriesk road.

Between Gort and Crevagh in the parish of Quin and a famous highwayman called "The Black Terror"

Tobar Ineen

1 There is an old castle beside Clooney Lake

The old name of the townland now called Newgrove, was Ballyslattery

Pollanamuck

Cures

When the cholera was raging in Tulla so many people were dying, that all the people were scared of going near the dead body,

Bothar na Corp

When any of the Singleton family died, a carriage always rolled up to the door at twelve o clock the night before he died

At the time of the Fenians a famous Fenian was in "his keeping" in the parish of Quin

May Eve Customs

A man in Crusheen was always very fond of "ferriting" and looking for rabbits

The last friar of Quin Abbey was Friar Hogan.

Funeral Customs

Superstitions

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