Irish Historical Allusions, Curious Customs and Superstitions, County of Kerry, Corkaguiny
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A compendium blending local history, folklore and social commentary about a Kerry region, beginning with mythic origins and medieval encounters, then moving through events, land struggles and famines; it catalogs parish customs, saints' festivals, folk beliefs (banshee, changelings, witches), rituals (holy wells, bone fires), and popular pastimes (faction fights, horse races, cockfights), and records evictions, land agitation, and early twentieth-century political unrest; entries mix anecdotes, explanations of rites and superstitions, and practical notes on cures, charms and legal institutions, offering a county-level portrait of tradition and upheaval.
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