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2. Quantitative Imaging Biomarkers of Damage to Critical Memory Regions Are Associated With Post–Radiation Therapy Memory Performance in Brain Tumor Patients

Author

Tringale, Kathryn R, Nguyen, Tanya T, Karunamuni, Roshan, Seibert, Tyler, Huynh-Le, Minh-Phuong, Connor, Michael, Moiseenko, Vitali, Gorman, Mary Kay, Marshall, Anisa, Tibbs, Michelle Devereux, Farid, Nikdokht, Simpson, Daniel, Sanghvi, Parag, McDonald, Carrie R, and Hattangadi-Gluth, Jona A

Subjects
Biomedical and Clinical Sciences, Oncology and Carcinogenesis, Cancer, Acquired Cognitive Impairment, Neurosciences, Biomedical Imaging, Clinical Research, Brain Disorders, Mental health, Adult, Aged, Agnosia, Anisotropy, Antineoplastic Agents, Brain Neoplasms, Cranial Irradiation, Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Dose Fractionation, Radiation, Entorhinal Cortex, Female, Functional Neuroimaging, Hippocampus, Humans, Male, Memory, Memory Disorders, Mental Recall, Middle Aged, Neuropsychological Tests, Prospective Studies, Radiation Injuries, Seizures, Temporal Lobe, White Matter, Young Adult, Other Physical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Oncology & Carcinogenesis, Oncology and carcinogenesis, Theoretical and computational chemistry, Medical and biological physics
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PurposeWe used quantitative magnetic resonance imaging to prospectively analyze the association between microstructural damage to memory-associated structures within the medial temporal lobe and longitudinal memory performance after brain radiation therapy (RT).Methods and materialsPatients with a primary brain tumor receiving fractionated brain RT were enrolled on a prospective trial (n = 27). Patients underwent high-resolution volumetric brain magnetic resonance imaging, diffusion-weighted imaging, and neurocognitive testing before and 3, 6, and 12 months post-RT. Medial temporal lobe regions (hippocampus; entorhinal, parahippocampal, and temporal pole white matter [WM]) were autosegmented, quantifying volume and diffusion biomarkers of WM integrity (mean diffusivity [MD]; fractional anisotropy [FA]). Reliable change indices measured changes in verbal (Hopkins Verbal Learning Test-Revised) and visuospatial (Brief Visuospatial Memory Test-Revised [BVMT-R]) memory. Linear mixed-effects models assessed longitudinal associations between imaging parameters and memory.ResultsVisuospatial memory significantly declined at 6 months post-RT (mean reliable change indices, -1.3; P = .012). Concurrent chemotherapy and seizures trended toward a significant association with greater decline in visuospatial memory (P = .053 and P = .054, respectively). Higher mean dose to the left temporal pole WM was significantly associated with decreased FA (r = -0.667; P = .002). Over all time points, smaller right hippocampal volume (P = .021), lower right entorhinal FA (P = .023), greater right entorhinal MD (P = .047), and greater temporal pole MD (BVMT-R total recall, P = .003; BVMT-R delayed recall, P = .042) were associated with worse visuospatial memory. The interaction between right entorhinal MD (BVMT-R total recall, P = .021; BVMT-R delayed recall, P = .004) and temporal pole FA (BVMT-R delayed recall, P = .024) significantly predicted visuospatial memory performance.ConclusionsBrain tumor patients exhibited visuospatial memory decline post-RT. Microstructural damage to critical memory regions, including the hippocampus and medial temporal lobe WM, were associated with post-RT memory decline. The integrity of medial temporal lobe structures is critical to memory performance post-RT, representing possible avoidance targets for memory preservation.

Published
2019

3. Identifying early diffusion imaging biomarkers of regional white matter injury as indicators of executive function decline following brain radiotherapy: A prospective clinical trial in primary brain tumor patients

Author

Tringale, Kathryn R, Nguyen, Tanya, Bahrami, Naeim, Marshall, Deborah C, Leyden, Kelly M, Karunamuni, Roshan, Seibert, Tyler M, Gorman, Mary Kay, Connor, Michael, Burkeen, Jeff, Piccioni, David E, Farid, Nikdokht, Hattangadi-Gluth, Jona A, and McDonald, Carrie R

Subjects
Biomedical and Clinical Sciences, Oncology and Carcinogenesis, Cancer, Neurosciences, Acquired Cognitive Impairment, Brain Disorders, Clinical Research, Neurological, Biomarkers, Brain, Brain Neoplasms, Diffusion Tensor Imaging, Executive Function, Female, Humans, Longitudinal Studies, Male, Middle Aged, Prospective Studies, Radiation Injuries, White Matter, Brain tumors, Radiation therapy, Neurocognition, Executive function, Neuroimaging, Other Physical Sciences, Oncology & Carcinogenesis, Clinical sciences, Oncology and carcinogenesis, Medical and biological physics
Abstract

Background and purposeExecutive function (EF) decline is common after brain radiation therapy (RT), yet the etiology is unclear. We analyzed the association between longitudinal changes in frontal lobe white matter microstructure and decline in EF following RT in brain tumor patients on a prospective clinical trial.Materials and methodsDiffusion tensor imaging was obtained on 22 patients with brain tumors prior to RT, as well as 3- and 6-months post-RT, in a prospective, observational trial. Fractional anisotropy (FA), mean diffusivity (MD), radial diffusivity (RD), and axial diffusivity (AD) were calculated within the superficial white matter (SWM) of the anterior cingulate (AC) and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. Measures of cognitive flexibility, verbal fluency, and verbal set-shifting were obtained pre- and post-RT. Reliable change indices were calculated to determine significant baseline to 6-month EF changes.ResultsDecreases in FA and increases in MD were observed in the caudal AC (CAC) at 3-months post-RT. CAC changes were characterized by increased RD bilaterally. From baseline to 6-months post-RT, decreased FA and increased MD and RD of the CAC was associated with decline in verbal set-shifting ability, whereas increased MD in the CAC was associated with a decline in cognitive flexibility.ConclusionWhite matter underlying the AC may be particularly vulnerable to radiation effects. Early microstructural loss within AC SWM represents an important biomarker for EF decline, and dose reduction in this region may represent a possibility for cognitive preservation for patients receiving radiotherapy.

Published
2019

4. Cognitive dysfunction in patients with brain metastases: influences on caregiver resilience and coping.

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Saria, Marlon Garzo, Courchesne, Natasia, Evangelista, Lorraine, Carter, Joshua, MacManus, Daniel A, Gorman, Mary Kay, Nyamathi, Adeline M, Phillips, Linda R, Piccioni, David, Kesari, Santosh, and Maliski, Sally

Subjects
Humans, Brain Neoplasms, Neoplasm Metastasis, Cross-Sectional Studies, Adaptation, Psychological, Middle Aged, Caregivers, Female, Male, Cognitive Dysfunction, Brain metastases, Caregiver burden, Cognitive dysfunction, Coping, Resilience, Adaptation, Psychological, Oncology & Carcinogenesis, Medical and Health Sciences, Psychology and Cognitive Sciences
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PurposeNeurologic deficits that may be manifested as cognitive impairment contribute to the challenges faced by caregivers of patients with brain metastases. To better address their needs, we examined how caregivers respond to these challenges and explore the relationship between the patient's cognitive impairment and caregiver resilience and coping.MethodsWe conducted a descriptive, cross-sectional study using self-reported data from 56 caregivers of patients with brain metastases. Study participants from a comprehensive cancer center were asked to complete a series of instruments that measured their perception of the patient's cognitive dysfunction (revised memory and behavior problems checklist, RMBC), their own personal resilience (Resilience Scale, RS), and their utilization of a broad range of coping responses (COPE inventory and Emotional-Approach Coping scale).ResultsCaregivers reported that memory-related problems occurred more frequently in the patients they cared for compared to depression and disruptive behavior (mean scores 3.52 vs 2.34 vs. 1.32, respectively). Coping strategies most frequently used by caregivers were acceptance (3.28), planning (3.08), and positive reinterpretation and growth (2.95). Most caregivers scored moderate to high on the RS (77%). The coping strategy acceptance correlated significantly with the memory and disruptive behavior subscales of the RMBC.ConclusionsGiven the protective effect of problem-focused coping and the high rate of caregivers utilizing less effective coping strategies in instances of worsening cognitive dysfunction, healthcare professionals need to systematically assess the coping strategies of caregivers and deliver a more personalized approach to enhance effective coping among caregivers of patients with brain metastases.

Published
2017

10. The clinical meaningfulness of ADAS-Cog changes in Alzheimer's disease patients treated with donepezil in an open-label trial

Author

Gorman Mary, Fay Sherri, Rockwood Kenneth, Carver Daniel, and Graham Janice E

Subjects
Neurology. Diseases of the nervous system, RC346-429
Abstract

Abstract Background In 6-month anti-dementia drug trials, a 4-point change in the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive Subscale (ADAS-Cog) is held to be clinically important. We examined how this change compared with measures of clinical meaningfulness. Methods This is a secondary analysis of a 12 month open-label study of 100 patients (71 women) diagnosed with mild to moderate AD treated with 5–10 mg of donepezil daily. We studied the observed case, 6-month change from baseline on the ADAS-Cog, the Clinician's Interview Based Impression of Change-Plus Caregiver Input (CIBIC-Plus), patient-Goal Attainment Scaling (PGAS) and clinician-GAS (CGAS). Results At 6 months, donepezil-treated patients (n = 95) were more likely to show no change (+/- 3 points) on the ADAS-Cog (56%) than to improve (20%) or decline (24%) by 4-points. ADAS-Cog change scores were little correlated with other measures: from -0.09 for PGAS to 0.27 for the CIBIC-Plus. While patients who improved on the ADAS-Cog were less likely to decline on the clinical measures (26%), 43% of patients who declined on the ADAS-Cog improved on at least two of the clinical measures. Conclusion The ADAS-Cog did not capture all clinically important effects. In general, ADAS-Cog improvement indicates clinical improvement, whereas many people with ADAS-Cog decline do not show clinical decline. The open-label design of this study does not allow us to know whether this is a treatment effect, which requires further investigation.

Published
2007
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11. Learning from Asiana 214--Minimizing Strike/Rollover for Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting

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Gorman, Mary K, Hendel, Elizabeth, Mikutel, Douglas, Herron, Rita I., Kann, Duane, Gorman, Mary K, Hendel, Elizabeth, Mikutel, Douglas, Herron, Rita I., and Kann, Duane

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Following the crash of Asiana flight 214 on July 6, 2013, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) provided a recommendation to the Aircraft Rescue & Fire Fighting Working Group (ARFFWG) to develop best practices to avoid strike/rollover of seriously injured or deceased persons in mass casualty situations. This paper summarizes the research process and the technical committee’s conclusions. The qualitative inquiry used participatory research and evaluation from medico-legal professionals and the expert committee comprised of 21 aircraft rescue and firefighting experts. Key informants were complemented by documentary analysis, including FAA Advisory Circulars, regulations, standards, medical and aircraft rescue industry publications. The research provides specific committee recommendations for establishing control zones in the mass casualty environment, using START for triage, surveillance, transportation, training and certification of both ARFF personnel and incident command, and airport emergency planning strategies. A best practice for ARFF personnel, which is a tactical procedure for task prioritization at aircraft crash incidents, is also proposed. The authors suggest future pilot testing for evaluation of these best practices following NTSB’s consent with the committee’s recommendations.

Published
2018

12. Tele-ICU comes of age: studies, hospital five-year results validate effectiveness of the technology

Author

Gorman, Mary Jo

Subjects
Intensive care units -- Management, Telemedicine -- Health aspects -- Research, Company business management, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Health care industry
Abstract

The promise of telemedicine has been the next big thing in healthcare for some years now. Over the past five years, the application of telemedicine in the ICU--known as tele-ICU--has [...]

Published
2011

18. Withholding rules for U.S. citizens and resident aliens working for a U.S. employer in a foreign country.

Author

Gorman, Mary C.

Subjects
Withholding tax -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax exemption -- Laws, regulations and rules, International business enterprises -- Taxation, Aliens -- Taxation, Government regulation, Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C. 3401(a)(8)(A)(i))
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For income tax withholding purposes, the wages of U.S. citizens and resident aliens include all remuneration for services performed as an employee for an employer, regardless of whether the services [...]

Published
2014

19. Interactive 3-D Software in Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Training

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Gorman, Mary K, Ph.D., Herron, Rita "Rene" I., Ph.D., Gorman, Mary K, Ph.D., and Herron, Rita "Rene" I., Ph.D.

Abstract

As the nexus between aviation, fire science, and emergency management becomes increasingly more complex, technology can be used to augment training and avoid risk while maintaining authenticity with situational reality. In Aircraft Rescue & Fire Fighting (ARFF), the manner in which the learning content is effectively imparted to the student-professional can make all the difference in a successful emergency response. The interactive 3-D software developed exclusively for Dallas/Fort Worth Fire Training Research Center (DFW FTRC) is part of a curriculum designed to educated and train ARFF professionals in life-saving strategies and tactics. Through a 2013 Memorandum of Understanding, the world’s leading aviation and aerospace university, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU), and DFW FTRC have created a unique partnership for the conduct of research to explore emerging issues in the discipline. Researchers from ERAU designed this collaborative study to examine how effectively the DFW FTRC virtual technology software in the classroom translated knowledge and accelerated haptic skill transfer to the hands-on portion of ARFF training at the facility. The qualitative approach integrated classroom observations with key informant interviews to create a single-case study exploratory research strategy. Emergent themes led to a richer understanding of experiential learning, particularly key differences among individual student characteristics and instructional culture that influence student proficiency and attitudes. Most noteworthy were: a larger interest among international over domestic students, age/generational difficulties with new technology, and an apprehension among ARFF professionals to transition from traditional tabletop exercises to virtual reality. Variability also existed within the instructional culture, including inconsistencies of software integration in the classroom, instructor proficiency with the software, and adult and group teaching theories. The

Published
2014

20. IRS illustrates employee reimbursement plans.

Author

Spyker, Deborah and Gorman, Mary

Subjects
Expense deductions -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C. 62)
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The IRS and the Tax Court have historically resisted the characterization of concurrent salary reduction and expense allowance or reimbursement arrangements as accountable expense reimbursement arrangements for purposes of Sec. [...]

Published
2013

22. A colleague's alcohol abuse

Author

Gorman, Mary

Subjects
Nurses -- Alcohol use, Health care industry -- Standards, Performance standards -- Health aspects, Health
Published
1998

23. Helping patients to quit smoking

Author

Gorman, Mary

Subjects
Physician and patient -- Social aspects, Tobacco habit -- Care and treatment, Health
Published
1997

25. Conceptualizing the NET: The Neuroeducation Translational (NET) Research Model - A Framework for Neuroscience Research to Special Education Practice.

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Kosaraju, Sagarika, Gorman, Mary Ann, and Berry, Katherine

Subjects
NEUROSCIENCES, SPECIAL education, EDUCATION of people with disabilities
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Advances in neuroscience related to developmental disorders could substantially impact individuals with disabilities and the field of special education. However, several challenges impede the current translation of neuroscience research for special education practice, such as misinterpretations of neuroscience findings. An investigation of translational research in medicine and social sciences revealed a common conceptual framework founded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Using this model as a guide, the authors introduce a new framework, the Neuroeducation Translational (NET) Research Model, to scaffold neuroscience research from the laboratory to special education practice in four phases. Potential benefits to developing a framework for neuroeducation include improved outcomes for individuals with disabilities and knowledge sharing across disciplines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014

40. Kilmessan (C.)

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Kilmessan (C.), Stín, Eibhlín, Farrell, Nora, Harlin, Ita, Harlin, James, Reynolds, Kathleen, Maguire, Kathleen, Swan, Veronica, Blake, Eileen, Gorman, Theresa, Tormey, Irene, Maguire, Josie, Gorman, Mary, Lynam, Delia, Maguire, Joesphine, Sreen, H. Mc, Gorman, Teresa, Neill, Brenda O', Steen, H. Mc, and Swan, Maureen

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History, Candlemaking, Thatched roofs, local legends, Legal status, laws, etc, Smithing, Riddles, Cemeteries, Occupations, Marriage, Potatoes, Weather, Folklore, Treasure troves, Jokes, Schools, Leprechauns, Commerce, Traditional medicine, Bread, Supernatural beings, Animal culture, Roads, Famine, 1845-1852, Ringforts, Food, Land use, Dissenters, Religious, Recreation, Ireland, Proverbs
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A collection of folklore and local history stories from Kilmessan (C.) (school) (Kilmessan, Co. Meath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Eibhlín, Bean Uí Stín., Hidden Treasure / Farrell, Nora -- Hidden Treasure / Harlin, Ita -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure / Harlin, James -- Hidden Treasure / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Hidden Treasure / Maguire, Kathleen -- Hidden Treasure / Swan, Veronica -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- Hidden Treasure -- The local forge is sitauted in Ringlestown. / Swan, Veronica -- Weather-Lore / Farrell, Nora -- Weather-Lore / Maguire, Kathleen -- Local Heroes / Blake, Eileen -- Local Heroes -- Local Heroes / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Local Heroes / Gorman, Theresa -- Local Cures / Farrell, Nora -- Local Cures / Maguire, Kathleen -- Local Cures -- Local Cures / Blake, Eileen -- Funny Stories / Maguire, Kathleen -- Funny Stories / Gorman, Theresa -- Micky Free / Harlin, Ita -- Stories / Blake, Eileen -- Stories -- Stories / Farrell, Nora -- Thank God / Tormey, Irene -- In the Penal Times / Maguire, Kathleen -- In the Penal Days / Harlin, Ita -- In the Penal Days / Gorman, Theresa -- In the Penal Days / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Happenings / Maguire, Kathleen -- Happenings / Maguire, Josie -- Old Crafts - Candle-Making -- Old Crafts - Candle-Making / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Old Crafts -- Old Crafts / Swan, Veronica -- Old Crafts -- Old Crafts / Farrell, Nora -- Old Crafts -- Old Crafts -- Old Crafts -- Thatching Fork / Gorman, Mary -- Marriage Customs / Blake, Eileen -- Marriage Customs / Harlin, Ita -- Bread / Harlin, Ita -- Bread / Farrell, Nora -- Bread -- Bread-Making / Gorman, Mary -- Bread-Making / Harlin, Ita -- Local Place Names / Lynam, Delia -- Local Place Names / Harlin, Ita -- Local Place Names -- Local Place Names / Farrell, Nora -- Local Place Names / Maguire, Kathleen -- Local Place Names / Gorman, Theresa -- Local Place Names / Gorman, Mary -- Local Place Names / Maguire, Joesphine -- Local Place Names / Sreen, H. Mc -- Old Schools / Gorman, Teresa -- Old Schools / Swan, Veronica -- Old Schools / Gorman, Teresa -- Old Schools / Tormey, Irene -- Old Schools / Harlin, Ita -- Leipreachan / Neill, Brenda O' -- Old Coins -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Farrell, Nora -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Harlin, Ita -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Gorman, Mary -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Swan, Veronica -- Care of our Farm Animals / Tormey, Irene -- Proverbs and Local Sayings / Steen, H. Mc -- Riddles / Farrell, Nora -- Local Cures / Gorman, Teresa -- Leaves Used in Local Cures / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Local Cures / Harlin, Ita -- Local Cures -- My Home District / Maguire, Kathleen -- Marshallstown / Gorman, Teresa -- Asseye / Harlin, Ita -- Curtistown / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Knocktown / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Ballynavadogue / Farrell, Nora -- Ennistown / Farrell, Nora -- Ringlestown / Swan, Veronica -- Swainstown / Swan, Veronica -- Kilmessan / Lynam, Delia -- Kilcarty / Maguire, Josie -- Landlords / Farrell, Nora -- Landlords / Gorman, Mary -- Leipreachan / Maguire, Kathleen -- Leipreachan / Swan, Maureen -- When Fionn Mac Cool was young his father was killed and the soldiers were searching for Fionn... -- Fairy Forts / Maguire, Josie -- Fairy Forts / Maguire, Kathleen -- Fairy Forts / Swan, Maureen -- Fairy Forts / Harlin, Ita -- Leipreachan / Harlin, Ita -- Ringlestown Rath / Swan, Veronica -- Craystown / Farrell, Nora -- Fairy Forts -- Black Woods / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Potato-Crop / Swan, Veronica -- Potato-Crop / Maguire, Kathleen -- Potato-Crop / Farrell, Nora -- Potato-Crop / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Food in Olden Times / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Food in Olden Times -- Food in Olden Times / Maguire, Josie -- Food in Olden Times / Swan, Veronica -- Old Graveyards / Maguire, Kathleen -- Old Graveyards / Farrell, Nora -- Old Graveyards / Harlin, Ita -- Old Graveyards / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Strange Animals / Farrell, Nora -- Strange Animals / Gorman, Teresa -- Strange Animals / Farrell, Nora -- Strange Animals / Maguire, Josie -- Strange Animals / Gorman, Mary -- Strange Animals / Neill, Brenda O' -- Strange Animals / Tormey, Irene -- Strange Animals / Reynolds, Kathleen -- Strange Animals / Maguire, Kathleen -- Strange Animals / Harlin, Ita -- Strange Animals / Lynam, Delia -- Fotball and Hurling Matches / Harlin, Ita -- Football and Hurling Matches -- Historical Tradition / Maguire, Kathleen -- Buying and Selling / Maguire, Kathleen -- Historical Tradition / Farrell, Nora -- Local Roads / Harlin, Ita, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
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41. Cill Srianáin (Jamestown)

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Cill Srianáin (Jamestown), Ghormáin, Bríd Ní, Gorman, Mary, Murray, Kathleen, Kane, Pat, Gilbane, Mary Teresa, Noone, Lillie, Kane, James, Lawder, Kitty, Beirne, Maureen, Dal, Teddy, Lauder, Mary, Lauder, Kitty, Reynolds, Sean, Murray, K., Kane, Patrick, Noone, Lille, Lenehan, Bridgy, Daly, Teddy, Lenehan, Brigid, Gilbane, Kathleen, Regan, Mary E., Butler, Verty, Gilbane, Mary T., Mulvey, Betty, Taylor, Eamonn, Beirne, Paddy, Regan, Mary Ellen, Gunnings, Sean, and Mulvey, Maureen

Subjects
Baile Shéamais, Historic sites, History, Folk poetry, local legends, Verbal arts and literature, Manners and customs, Winds, Severe storms, Riddles, Occupations, Weather, Folklore, Treasure troves, Jokes, Schools, Traditional medicine, Folk beliefs, Supernatural beings, Roads, Famine, 1845-1852, Ringforts, Jamestown, Land use, Butter, Recreation, Ireland, Proverbs, Prayers
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Cill Srianáin (Jamestown) (school) (Jamestown, Co. Leitrim), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Bríd Ní Ghormáin., Hidden Treasure / Gorman, Mary -- Treasure / Murray, Kathleen -- Once upon a time, there were a man and a woman by themselves... / Kane, Pat -- Treasure / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- Treasure / Noone, Lillie -- Inscription on Chalice Used in Jamestown Church -- Teachers Who Taught in Jamestown in the Past -- Funny Story / Gorman, Mary -- Funny Story / Murray, Kathleen -- An old farmer and his wife lived near a ford on the Shannon. / Gorman, Mary -- Funny Story / Kane, James -- Funny Story / Lawder, Kitty -- Funny Story / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- Riddles / Gorman, Mary -- Riddles / Murray, Kathleen -- Riddles / Beirne, Maureen -- Riddles / Kane, James -- Niddy Noddy / Dal, Teddy -- Weather-Lore / Lauder, Mary / Gorman, Mary -- Weather-Lore / Murray, Kathleen -- Weather-Lore / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- True Story / Gorman, Mary -- Severe Weather - The Big Wind of 1839 / Gorman, Mary -- Severe Weather -- Big Wind -- Old Crafts / Gorman, Mary -- Old Crafts / Gorman, Mary -- Drumcleavery / Beirne, Maureen -- Old Crafts / Gorman, Mary -- Churning / Lauder, Kitty -- Churning / Reynolds, Sean -- Churning / Gorman, Mary -- Churning / Beirne, Maureen -- Churning / Noone, Lillie -- Churning / Murray, Kathleen -- Churning / Kane, James -- Hedge-Schools -- Hedge-Schools / Kane, James -- Hedge-Schools / Noone, Lillie -- Lights have been seen in the fort near this house (Reynold's) / Reynolds, Sean -- I am not acquainted with the forts of this (Jamestown) district but I will describe a chain of forts in the Liss / Gorman, Mary -- In the town of Aughrim a family named Moran lived near the fort / Murray, K. / Kane, Pat -- The is a fort in Killdorragh. Fairies carrying lights go from it to Killasanoul fort at night. / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- Games - Ghost in the Garden / Murray, K. -- Button / Kane, Patrick -- Old Game / Gorman, Mary -- A Very Old Game / Gorman, Mary -- Beds / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- The is a field in our land called Paircín Glas - because it is always green. / Murray, Kathleen -- Note By Teacher / Ghormáin, Bríd Ní -- The name of our field is "the Long Field"... / Noone, Lille -- Old Roads / Gorman, Mary -- Old Roads / Kane, Patrick -- Old Roads / Lenehan, Bridgy -- Proverbs / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- Proverbs / Gorman, Mary -- Proverbs / Murray, Kathleen -- Proverbs / Beirne, Maureen -- Proverbs / Daly, Teddy -- Proverbs / Gorman, Mary -- Proverbs / Gorman, Mary -- Proverbs / Lauder, Kitty -- Riddles / Lenehan, Brigid -- Funny Story / Reynolds, Sean -- Story of the Famine / Gorman, Mary -- Dead Coach / Gorman, Mary -- Local Place Names -- Old Song / Gilbane, Kathleen -- Another Song / Gorman, Mary -- True Story / Gorman, Mary -- When Stanley the great explorer went on one of his trips to Africa, he took a man from Drumsna ... / Daly, Teddy -- Cures / Gorman, Mary -- Cures / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- Cures / Noone, Lillie -- Cures / Murray, Kathleen -- Cures / Kane, Patrick -- Riddles / Regan, Mary E. -- Long and long ago it was. There was a poor widow and her son; they were getting it very hard to make ends meet. / Beirne, Maureen -- There lived in Coachman's (a place quite near hear - a farm) a very wealthy woman ... / Butler, Verty -- Old Song / Gilbane, Mary T. -- Old Song / Mulvey, Betty -- Customs / Gorman, Mary -- Customs / Gilbane, Mary T. -- Customs / Murray, Kathleen -- Customs / Beirne, Maureen -- Customs / Daly, Teddy -- If a man meets a woman, especially a red haired woman and he going to the fair, he goes back home... / Gorman, Mary -- There was a well at Boyle. St. Patrick's Well. I heard my father saying he saw 2 small trout in it. / Gorman, Mary -- I knew 3 holy wells near my home - Kilmactrann, Kilmacro ad Lasair. -- There is a big hole near Kilmactranny - a botomless one we called it "The Soom-ur-yeh". -- Without title -- Kings of Rockingham / Gorman, Mary -- Old Ruins and Stones / Beirne, Maureen -- Ancient Stone / Taylor, Eamonn -- There is a mass bush on the land of my uncle John Hunt at "the Ford" / Gorman, Mary -- Once two giants were fighting. One giants was on Aughamore hill and the other one was at Drumsna. / Daly, Teddy -- There was a well at Mealwood (Minakill) Jamestown, which is now dry. / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- Once upon a time there was a well in this district. / Noone, Lillie -- In Jamestown school yard, an old stone stands on its end, against the Chapel wall. / Gorman, Mary -- Two men were cutting a tree near Keane's Lisduff Carrick on Shannon, at a place where a priest was buried. / Regan, Mary E. -- Once a workman was employed by a rich man, who got broken down. / Gilbane, Mary Teresa -- Night of the Wisp / Gorman, Mary -- Once there was a woman who had four children... / Beirne, Paddy -- Tale of the Famine / Gorman, Mary -- Beyond in Doon - near the lough - there was a poor beggerwoman - she took the fever... -- The "line" and the other new road at the back of our house in Doon Boyle were blocked out for relief work in famine times. / Gorman, Mary -- Tale of the Famine -- 3 Giants / Murray, K. -- In Mountcampbell, near the Shannon there is a "Moss House" of a horse - shoe shape. / Murray, Kathleen -- Once there lived a cruel witch who used t eat children. / Reynolds, Sean -- During the Famine Days people used to go out seeking food. / Murray, Kathleen -- In ancient times there was an underground channel, running from Charelestown... -- In the townland of Kildorragh there once lived a woman, near where Thomas Gilbane is now / Murray, Kathleen -- At that time a woman named Kate Halfpenny was found dead lying on the straw... / Taylor, Eamonn -- Once upon a time there were 3 men / Reynolds, Sean -- Once upon a time there lived a man and his wife and family. / Regan, Mary Ellen -- There is the remains of a castle called Mullowney's Castle on the lands of Mr Pat Flynn. / Gunnings, Sean -- Old Song / Mulvey, Betty -- Further Sayings -- Old Song / Gorman, Mary -- Milking and Collecting Milk / Gorman, Mary -- There was once a man who was very anxious to get a pot of gold. / Regan, Mary E. -- Long ago there was a man who had a habit of going rambling at night. / Taylor, Eamonn -- An estate owner, lived at one time in the Castle near Roscommon Town. / Mulvey, Maureen -- Old Prayer / Gorman, Mary -- Another Version of Prayer / Gorman, Mary, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
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42. Caroreigh

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Carareigh, Cellaigh, Séamas Ó, Murchadha, Cáit Ní, Riain, Máirín Ní, Beanbhail, Eilís Óg De, Róiste, Máigréad De, Muirghcara, S. Ní, Shúilleabháin, Á. Ní, Gorman, Statia, Ryan, Annie, Rochford, Mary, Banville, Bessie, Murphy, Brigid, Banville, Bessy, Morrissey, Dan, Parle, Mollie, Leary, Mary O', Loughlin, Statia Mc, Gorman, Mary, Sweeney, Mary, Banville, Laurence, Sullivan, Teresa, Sullivan, Annie, Whitty, Mary, Whitty, Brigid, Roche, Annie, Doyle, Brigid, and Banville, Mattie

Subjects
Limekilns, Irish Travellers (Nomadic people), Halloween, Folk poetry, History, Candlemaking, local legends, Legal status, laws, etc, Manners and customs, Saint Martin's Day, Riddles, Marriage, Occupations, Folklore, Treasure troves, Jokes, Basket making, Schools, Traditional medicine, Agriculture, Supernatural beings, Rites and ceremonies, Roads, Shipwrecks, Famine, 1845-1852, Clothing and dress, Ringforts, Dissenters, Religious, Ireland
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Caroreigh (school) (Carrowreagh, Co. Wexford), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Séamas Ó Cellaigh., Cros Tigh Munna / Murchadha, Cáit Ní -- Béaloideas a Bhaineann le Teach Munna / Riain, Máirín Ní -- Scéal Oíche Mhártain / Beanbhail, Eilís Óg de -- Chill Bhán / Róiste, Máigréad de -- Boys of Adamstown / Muirghcara, S. Ní -- Ballyshannon Lane / Shúilleabháin, Á. Ní -- St Martin's Day / Gorman, Statia -- Saint Martin's Day -- St Martin's Day / Ryan, Annie / Rochford, Mary -- Hidden Treasure / Banville, Bessie -- Hidden Treasure / Murphy, Brigid -- Hidden Treasure / Ryan, Annie / Rochford, Mary -- Old Schools / Banville, Bessy -- Shipwreck / Rochford, Mary -- Fifty years ago men from the Parish of Taghmon walked from ten o' clock on Sunday night... / Morrissey, Dan -- The names of local fields on our farm are... / Morrissey, Dan -- Haunted Roads / Ryan, Annie -- The names of our fields are... / Ryan, Annie -- Haunted Furniture / Murphy, Brigid -- Haunted Church / Murphy, Brigid -- Local Place Names / Gorman, Statia -- Blanket-Making / Gorman, Statia -- Lime Making / Parle, Mollie -- Local Cures / Parle, Mollie -- A Funny Story / Leary, Mary O' -- Local Place Names / Leary, Mary O' -- Local Cures / Leary, Mary O' -- Funny Story / Loughlin, Statia Mc -- Penal Times / Banville, Bessie -- Local Marriage Customs / Banville, Bessie -- Travelling Folks / Banville, Bessie -- Local Poets / Banville, Bessie -- My Home District / Banville, Bessie -- Local Cures / Banville, Bessie -- Local Heroes / Banville, Bessie -- Local Place Names -- Funny Story / Banville, Bessie -- Local Cures / Rochford, Mary -- Funny Stories / Rochford, Mary -- Basket-Making / Gorman, Mary -- St Martin's Day / Gorman, Mary -- Fairy Forts / Gorman, Statia -- Famine Times / Sweeney, Mary -- Local Cures / Sweeney, Mary -- Fairy Forts / Rochford, Mary -- Funny Story / Banville, Bessie -- Halloween / Banville, Bessie -- Fairy Raths / Ryan, Annie / Banville, Bessie -- Old Roads / Ryan, Annie / Banville, Bessie -- Poll and Nancy Hogan / Banville, Bessie / Loughlin, Statia Mc -- Local Cures / Banville, Bessie / Loughlin, Statia Mc -- Local Poets / Leary, Mary O' / Banville, Bessie -- Travelling Folk / Leary, Mary O' / Banville, Bessie -- Hidden Treasure / Leary, Mary O' / Banville, Bessie -- Local Riddles / Leary, Mary O' / Banville, Bessie -- Funny Story / Murphy, Brigid / Banville, Bessie -- Local Heroes / Murphy, Brigid / Banville, Bessie -- Fairy Forts / Murphy, Brigid / Banville, Bessie -- Local Place Names / Murphy, Brigid / Banville, Bessie -- Local Cures / Gorman, Statia / Banville, Bessie -- Hurling Boys of Glynn / Murphy, Brigid / Banville, Bessie -- Great Jumpers / Banville, Laurence / Banville, Bessie -- Fairy Forts / Banville, Laurence / Banville, Bessie -- Holy Wells / Banville, Laurence / Banville, Bessie -- Making of Candles and Soap / Sullivan, Teresa / Banville, Bessie -- Threshing / Sullivan, Annie / Banville, Bessie -- School in Olden Times / Whitty, Mary / Banville, Bessie -- Fairy Forts / Whitty, Mary / Banville, Bessie -- Making of Blankets / Whitty, Brigid / Banville, Bessie -- Fairy Forts / Whitty, Brigid / Banville, Bessie -- Fairy Forts / Roche, Annie / Banville, Bessie -- Battle of Horetown, 1798 / Rochford, Mary -- Fairy Forts / Doyle, Brigid / Banville, Bessie -- Old Crafts / Banville, Mattie / Banville, Bessie -- Boy Insurgent of '98 and The Battle of Ross / Banville, Bessie, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
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43. Baile an Chlochair, Lic Snámha

Author

Baile An Chlochair, Lic Snámha, Gealbháin, Pártholán Ó, Flaherty, Bridie, Walshe, Bridie, Diggin, Mary, Leahy, Bridget, Gorman, Mary, Brien, Nellie O', Sheehy, Peggy, Walshe, John, Moloney, Jerry, Walse, Bridie, Prendeville, Nellie, Dowling, Patrick, Silles, Joe, Flaherty, Bridget, Thornton, Katherine, Silles, Jarlath, Walsh, Nora, Bowler, Brendan, and Walshe, Nora

Subjects
Historic sites, Folk poetry, Candlemaking, Basket making, local legends, Legal status, laws, etc, Giants, Baile an Chloichir, Mermaids, Leprechauns, Commerce, Traditional medicine, Manners and customs, Bread, Dwellings, Shoes, Food, Land use, Dissenters, Religious, Butter, Marriage, Ballincloher, Folklore, Prayers, Textile industry
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Baile an Chlochair, Lic Snámha (school) (Ballincloher, Co. Kerry), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Pártholán Ó Gealbháin., Herbs / Flaherty, Bridie -- Herbs / Walshe, Bridie -- Herbs / Diggin, Mary -- Herbs / Leahy, Bridget -- Herbs / Gorman, Mary -- Old Stories / Brien, Nellie O' -- Old Stories / Sheehy, Peggy -- Old Story -- Once upon a time there lived a man named Jack. / Walshe, Bridie -- Long ago there lived a king in Ireland. -- Once upon a time there lived a man named Jack. -- Place Names / Walshe, John -- Local Place Names / Moloney, Jerry -- Local Place Names / Walse, Bridie -- Local Place Names / Leahy, Bridget -- Local Place Names / Sheehy, Peggy -- Local Place Names / Prendeville, Nellie -- Local Place Names / Dowling, Patrick -- Local Monuments / Flaherty, Bridie -- Local Monuments / Diggin, Mary -- There are three very remarkable stones in the townland of Derrevrin. / Walshe, John -- There is a monument situated at the east side of the village of Lixnaw. / Silles, Joe -- Holy Wells / Flaherty, Bridie -- Penal Times / Walshe, Bridie -- Penal Times / Leahy, Bridget -- Penal Times / Flaherty, Bridget -- Old Songs / Diggin, Mary -- Old Songs / Sheehy, Peggy -- Landlord / Flaherty, Bridie -- Landlord / Walshe, Bridie -- Landlord / Sheehy, Peggy -- Landlord / Dowling, Patrick -- Local Marriage Customs / Walshe, Bridie -- Local Marriage Customs / Sheehy, Peggy -- Historical Tradition / Diggin, Mary -- Old Prayer / Flaherty, Bridie -- Lore of Certain Days / Walshe, Bridie -- Lore of Certain Days / Sheehy, Peggy -- Lore of Certain Days / Leahy, Bridget -- Lore of Certain Days / Thornton, Katherine -- Lore of Certain Days / Silles, Jarlath -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Moloney, Jerry -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Silles, Jarlath -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Walsh, Nora -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Leahy, Bridget -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Walshe, Bridie -- Stories of Giants and Warriors -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Prendeville, Nellie -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Sheehy, Peggy -- Churning / Leahy, Bridget -- Churning / Walsh, Nora -- Churning / Sheehy, Peggy -- The Leipreachan is a fairy. The people around here call him "The Luharagán". / Sheehy, Peggy -- The Leipreachan or Logharaghan is about three feet in height. / Walshe, Bridie -- The Leipreachan is a small fairy man supposed to live in the woods or raths away from houses inhabeted by people. / Brien, Nellie O' -- There was a man cutting turf in Ballinagar bog and he saw a little Leipreachan up on a sod of turf out in the wild bog. / Gorman, Mary -- The Leipreachan is generally called the Loharagan in this district. / Dowling, Patrick -- The Leipreachan is a small man who lives in the woods old forts and sleeps under a tree. / Bowler, Brendan -- The Leipreachan is a small man about two feet and a half. / Moloney, Jerry -- Mermaid / Prendeville, Nellie -- People who live near the sea heard stories of the mermaid when they were young. / Silles, Jarlath -- Once there did a man go to the strand for a load sand. / Leahy, Bridget -- Bread / Walshe, Bridie -- Long ago the people were not as well fed as they are now day's. / Moloney, Jerry -- Long ago the old people had to eat bread made from oats, rhye, barley and beans. / Leahy, Bridget -- The kind of bread they used long ago was oaten meal bread, rye bread, and barley bread. / Sheehy, Peggy -- The people used also have potatoe cakes. / Gorman, Mary -- Old Houses / Walshe, Nora -- Old Houses -- The people in these days did not know anything about parafin oil. / Brien, Nellie O' -- Old Fairs / Leahy, Bridget -- Old Fairs / Walshe, Bridie -- Old Fairs / Sheehy, Peggy -- Buying and Selling / Gorman, Mary -- Buying and Selling / Walsh, Nora -- Buying and Selling / Sheehy, Peggy -- Buying and Selling / Leahy, Bridget -- Care of the Feet / Prendeville, Nellie -- Care of the Feet / Walsh, Nora -- Care of the Feet / Moloney, Jerry -- Care of the Feet / Gorman, Mary -- Festival Customs / Walshe, Bridie -- Festival Customs / Sheehy, Peggy -- Festival Customs / Leahy, Bridget -- Festival Customs / Leahy, Bridget -- Festival Customs / Walshe, Bridie -- Festival Customs / Sheehy, Peggy -- Churn-Making / Gorman, Mary -- Candle-Making / Leahy, Bridget -- Weaving and Spinning / Walshe, Bridie -- Basket-Making / Walshe, Nora, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

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1937
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44. Scropul, Mullach

Author

Scropul, Mullach, Callanáin, M. Ó, Guane, Mary E. Mc, Murphy, Denis, Malley, Lily O', Hehir, John, Killeen, Patrick, Killeen, Susan, Carthy, Charles Mc, Lynch, Mary, Tubridy, Patrick, Gormsn, Mary O', Killeen, Mary, Guane, Margaret Mc, Kelly, Nora, Moloney, Mary, Dooley, Mary, Carthy, Mary Mc, Gorman, Mary O', Guiney, May, Killeen, Michael, Murphy, Martin, and Malley, Elizabeth O'

Subjects
Historic sites, Schools, Legal status, laws, etc, Drummin, Agriculture, Manners and customs, Supernatural beings, Vikings, Ringforts, Land use, Dissenters, Religious, Butter, Animals, Potatoes, Weather, Folklore, Treasure troves
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Scropul, Mullach (school) (Drummin, Co. Clare), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher M. Ó Callanáin., Story / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Saint Senan / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Old Ruins / Murphy, Denis -- Story / Malley, Lily O' -- Story / Malley, Lily O' -- Story / Hehir, John -- Cúilneach / Hehir, John -- Story / Hehir, John -- Saint Senan / Killeen, Patrick -- Leacht de Laighin / Killeen, Patrick -- Story / Killeen, Susan -- Story / Killeen, Susan -- Story / Carthy, Charles Mc -- Story / Carthy, Charles Mc -- Story / Carthy, Charles Mc -- Story / Lynch, Mary -- Story / Lynch, Mary -- Story / Lynch, Mary -- Story / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Gormsn, Mary O' -- A Story / Killeen, Mary -- Story / Guane, Margaret Mc -- Doolough Lake / Kelly, Nora -- Cúilneach / Kelly, Nora -- A Story / Moloney, Mary -- Story / Dooley, Mary -- Churning / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Story / Carthy, Mary Mc -- Saint Ruan's Well / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Taking Away the Butter / Gorman, Mary O' -- Story / Guiney, May -- Churning / Guiney, May -- Story / Guiney, May -- Story / Murphy, Denis -- Churning / Killeen, Patrick -- Story / Hehir, John -- Churning / Carthy, Charles Mc -- Story / Killeen, Michael -- Story / Killeen, Michael -- Churning / Killeen, Michael -- Story / Killeen, Michael -- A Story / Guane, Margaret Mc -- Story / Killeen, Mary -- Churning / Tubridy, Patrick -- Cúilneach / Killeen, Michael -- Story / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Gorman, Mary O' -- Story / Carthy, Mary Mc -- Story / Guiney, May -- Story / Killeen, Mary -- Story / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Story / Gorman, Mary O' -- Sowing Potatoes / Gorman, Mary O' -- Hidden Gold / Killeen, Mary -- Piseoga / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Murphy, Martin -- Churning / Murphy, Martin -- Story / Murphy, Martin -- Story / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Cúilneach / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Guiney, May -- Story / Killeen, Mary -- Story / Carthy, Mary Mc -- Story / Killeen, Mary -- Story / Carthy, Mary Mc -- Blessed Well / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Guiney, May -- Story / Killeen, Mary -- Story / Carthy, Mary Mc -- Story / Killeen, Susan -- Story / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Killeen, Michael -- Kilcolumb Crossroad / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Story / Murphy, Martin -- Story / Killeen, Michael -- Story / Guiney, May -- Story / Killeen, Mary -- Story / Killeen, Mary -- Story / Gorman, Mary O' -- Story / Gorman, Mary O' -- Story / Killeen, Susan -- Story / Killeen, Susan -- Story / Killeen, Susan -- Weather Guides / Hehir, John -- Churning / Kelly, Nora -- Old Ruins / Killeen, Patrick -- Pisreoga - A Story / Malley, Elizabeth O' -- Blessed Wells / Murphy, Denis -- Story / Murphy, Denis -- Churning / Murphy, Denis -- Saint Ruan's Well / Gorman, Mary O' -- Scattery Island / Gorman, Mary O' -- Story / Tubridy, Patrick -- Blessed Well / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Murphy, Denis -- Story / Murphy, Denis -- Story / Killeen, Susan -- Hidden Gold / Killeen, Susan -- Story / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Story / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Story / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Fairy Hen -- Story / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Tubridy, Patrick -- Story / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Story / Killeen, Patrick -- Blessed Well / Killeen, Patrick -- Sowing Potatoes / Killeen, Patrick -- Story / Gorman, Mary O' -- Story / Gorman, Mary O' -- Story / Gorman, Mary O' -- Story / Guane, Mary E. Mc -- Story / Moloney, Mary, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
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46. When alcoholism hits home.

Author

Gorman, Mary

Subjects
*ALCOHOLISM
Abstract

Presents information on a question and answer segment on alcoholism and how it affects the home.

Published
1997

48. Substanceabuse.

Author

Gorman, Mary

Subjects
*SUBSTANCE abuse
Abstract

Presents a questions and answers segment on substance abuse.

Published
1998

49. Substance abuse.

Author

Murphy-Parker, Dana and Gorman, Mary

Subjects
*EATING disorders
Abstract

Presents a question and answer segment pertaining to eating disorders, with reference to a 23-year-old ballet dancer who was admitted to the hospital weighing 84 pounds, although she was only five feet six inches in height.

Published
1998

50. Substanceabuse.

Author

Gorman, Mary

Subjects
*REHABILITATION of people with drug addiction
Abstract

Focuses on the five phases of behavioral change among drug users during rehabilitation. Precontemplation; Renewals of commitment to sobriety; Assessment of the patient's vulnerability and relapse.

Published
1996

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