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1. Gut microbiome diversity, variability, and latent community types compared with shifts in body weight during the freshman year of college in dormitory-housed adolescents.

Author

Mohr, Alex, Ahern, Mary, Bruening, Meg, Whisner, Corrie, and Sears, Dorothy

Subjects
Bacteroides, Dirichlet allocation, Microbiota, Prevotella, adolescent, college, diet, obesity, stability, state transition, Humans, Adolescent, Gastrointestinal Microbiome, Longitudinal Studies, Microbiota, Alcohol Drinking, Bacteroides, Prevotella, Weight Gain
Abstract

Significant human gut microbiome changes during adolescence suggest that microbial community evolution occurs throughout important developmental periods including the transition to college, a typical life phase of weight gain. In this observational longitudinal study of 139 college freshmen living in on-campus dormitories, we tracked changes in the gut microbiome via 16S amplicon sequencing and body weight across a single academic year. Participants were grouped by weight change categories of gain (WG), loss (WL), and maintenance (WM). Upon assessment of the community structure, unweighted and weighted UniFrac metrics revealed significant shifts with substantial variation explained by individual effects within weight change categories. Genera that positively contributed to these associations with weight change included Bacteroides, Blautia, and Bifidobacterium in WG participants and Prevotella and Faecalibacterium in WL and WM participants. Moreover, the Prevotella/Bacteroides ratio was significantly different by weight change category, with WL participants displaying an increased ratio. Importantly, these genera did not display co-dominance nor ease of transition between Prevotella- and Bacteroides-dominated states. We further assessed the overall taxonomic variation, noting the increased stability of the WL compared to the WG microbiome. Finally, we found 30 latent community structures within the microbiome with significant associations with waist circumference, sleep, and dietary factors, with alcohol consumption chief among them. Our findings highlight the high level of individual variation and the importance of initial gut microbiome community structure in college students during a period of major lifestyle changes. Further work is needed to confirm these findings and explore mechanistic relationships between gut microbes and weight change in free-living individuals.

Published
2023

7. Dietary-Induced Bacterial Metabolites Reduce Inflammation and Inflammation-Associated Cancer via Vitamin D Pathway

Author

O’Mahony, Caitlin, primary, Clooney, Adam, additional, Clarke, Siobhan F., additional, Aguilera, Mònica, additional, Gavin, Aisling, additional, Simnica, Donjete, additional, Ahern, Mary, additional, Fanning, Aine, additional, Stanley, Maurice, additional, Rubio, Raul Cabrera, additional, Patterson, Elaine, additional, Marques, Tatiana, additional, Wall, Rebecca, additional, Houston, Aileen, additional, Mahmoud, Amr, additional, Bennett, Michael W., additional, Stanton, Catherine, additional, Claesson, Marcus J., additional, Cotter, Paul D., additional, Shanahan, Fergus, additional, Joyce, Susan A., additional, and Melgar, Silvia, additional

Published
2023
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10. Dietary-Induced Bacterial Metabolites Reduce Inflammation and Inflammation-Associated Cancer via Vitamin D Pathway.

Author

O'Mahony, Caitlin, Clooney, Adam, Clarke, Siobhan F., Aguilera, Mònica, Gavin, Aisling, Simnica, Donjete, Ahern, Mary, Fanning, Aine, Stanley, Maurice, Rubio, Raul Cabrera, Patterson, Elaine, Marques, Tatiana, Wall, Rebecca, Houston, Aileen, Mahmoud, Amr, Bennett, Michael W., Stanton, Catherine, Claesson, Marcus J., Cotter, Paul D., and Shanahan, Fergus

Subjects
VITAMIN D receptors, BACTERIAL metabolites, VITAMIN D, INFLAMMATORY bowel diseases, BILE acids, ANIMAL feeds, GUT microbiome
Abstract

Environmental factors, including westernised diets and alterations to the gut microbiota, are considered risk factors for inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). The mechanisms underpinning diet-microbiota-host interactions are poorly understood in IBD. We present evidence that feeding a lard-based high-fat (HF) diet can protect mice from developing DSS-induced acute and chronic colitis and colitis-associated cancer (CAC) by significantly reducing tumour burden/incidence, immune cell infiltration, cytokine profile, and cell proliferation. We show that HF protection was associated with increased gut microbial diversity and a significant reduction in Proteobacteria and an increase in Firmicutes and Clostridium cluster XIVa abundance. Microbial functionality was modulated in terms of signalling fatty acids and bile acids (BA). Faecal secondary BAs were significantly induced to include moieties that can activate the vitamin D receptor (VDR), a nuclear receptor richly represented in the intestine and colon. Indeed, colonic VDR downstream target genes were upregulated in HF-fed mice and in combinatorial lipid-BAs-treated intestinal HT29 epithelial cells. Collectively, our data indicate that HF diet protects against colitis and CAC risk through gut microbiota and BA metabolites modulating vitamin D targeting pathways. Our data highlights the complex relationship between dietary fat-induced alterations of microbiota-host interactions in IBD/CAC pathophysiology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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11. [Reports of boards and committees]

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Gould, Charles H., Lane, William C., GILLIS, J. L., Ahern, Mary Eileen, BAILEY, A. L., BROWN, MARGARET W., GOODRICH, N. L., ROOT, AZARIAH S., HODGES, N. D. C., RICHARDSON, E. C., STEINER, BERNARD C., KIMBALL, W. C., PORTER, W. T., APPLETON, W. W., LEGLER, HENRY E., ANDREWS, CLEMENT W., GODARD, GEO. S., CRAVER, HARRISON W., LYDENBERG, H. M., McCOLLOUGH, ETHEL F., and DELFINO, EMMA R. NEISSER

Published
1911

12. Regulation of CEACAM Family Members by IBD-Associated Triggers in Intestinal Epithelial Cells, Their Correlation to Inflammation and Relevance to IBD Pathogenesis

Author

Saiz-Gonzalo, Gonzalo, primary, Hanrahan, Naomi, additional, Rossini, Valerio, additional, Singh, Raminder, additional, Ahern, Mary, additional, Kelleher, Maebh, additional, Hill, Shane, additional, O’Sullivan, Ruairi, additional, Fanning, Aine, additional, Walsh, Patrick T., additional, Hussey, Seamus, additional, Shanahan, Fergus, additional, Nally, Ken, additional, O’Driscoll, Caitriona M., additional, and Melgar, Silvia, additional

Published
2021
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14. Prediction of three social cognitive-motivational structure types

Author

Malerstein, Abraham J., Ahern, Mary M., and Pulos, Steven

Subjects
Social psychology -- Research, Teenagers -- Psychological aspects, Cognitive psychology -- Research, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

Previously, using interviews from Baumrind's longitudinal study, three cognitive-motivational structures (CMSs) were predicted in 68 adolescents from caregiving settings and from the CMS types of their mothers, based on the mothers' interviews elicited six years earlier. CMS theory proposes that during Piaget's Concrete Operational Period care-receiving influences the child's adoption of a social cognitive style, which corresponds to one of Piaget's stages of cognitive development. One who is classified as an Operational experiences the caregiving setting as tuned to the child's long-term interests, becomes focused on function and control of function and grasps the distinctions between and gradations of social attributes. One classified as future Intuitive experiences the caregiving as insufficient or unreliable and becomes focused on getting and having, and assesses social situations based on current striking dimensions. A person classified as being future Symbolic experiences the caregiving as out of tune with the self or the world, becomes focused on identity and emotional closeness, and may define self or object by a single attribute. This previous study did not distinguish between the influence of caregiving (including mothers' CMS) on the formation of adolescent CMS type and the possible constancy of CMS type from ages 9 to 15 years. The current study was designed to distinguish between these two possibilities, using data from 67 of the same mothers. Mothers' interviews were purged of descriptions of her child's behavior. Another interview was composed of the purged descriptions of child behavior. This was also done for interviews held when the child was 4 and 15 as well as at 9. From interviews with descriptions of child behavior purged, mother's CMS type at the child's age of 4 and 9 yr. agreed with her adolescent's previously assigned CMS type (p< .05), and caregiving setting at 9 years predicted the adolescent's CMS type (p

Published
2001

20. An Aspect of Psychotherapy Utilizing a Piagetian Model of Character Structure.

Author

Ahern, Mary and Malerstein, A. J.

Abstract

One component of psychotherapy is the type of psychotherapeutic atmosphere created by the therapist. The various character structures of patients require different psychotherapeutic atmospheres. Three character structures are identifiable, each distinguished by a style of social cognition which parallels a stage of cognition in the child as described by Piaget. The social cognition of the symbolic adult who confuses identity and reality parallels the symbolic-stage of a child's cognition. An empathetic-immersion atmosphere in which the patient feels connected to the therapist and the therapist manages the connection is generally most effective with this type of patient. The intuitive adult who has a heteronomous superego and judges on the basis of appearance corresponds to the intuitive-stage child and tends to benefit from a parenting psychotherapeutic atmosphere. The operational adult who has an autonomous superego and judges on the basis of abiding values parallels the concrete operational-stage child. This type of patient is most likely to benefit from an almost pure scientific laboratory atmosphere which relies on transference interpretation as its major tool. This Piagetian-based model of character structure can help therapists to distinguish different types of patients and to understand the experiences and effects of different psychotherapy approaches. (NRB)

Published
1981

21. COMMITTEE REPORTS 1928-29

Author

Compton, C. H., Countryman, Gratia A., Richardson, Ernest C., Gjelsness, R. H., Keogh, Andrew, Lacy, Mary G., Lomer, Gerhard R., McCombs, Charles F., Meyer, H. H. B., Smith, Charles Wesley, Archer, John, Miller, Zana K., Rogers, Violet J., Sherman, Clarence E., Walter, Frank K., Barrette, Lydia M., Butler, Pierce, Grannis, Ruth, Jordan, Alice M., Landon, Fred, Smith, Gretta, Stevens, Edward F., Lydenberg, H. M., Bishop, William W., Gerould, James T., Price, Miles O., Kelly, Frances H., Lamb, Eliza, Bowerman, George F., Bostwick, Arthur E., Rathbone, Josephine A., Reece, Ernest J., Bradley, Florence, Goodrich, F. L. D., Warren, Hazel B., Wright, Ida F., Severance, H. O., Bailey, A. L., Shaw, R. K., Herbert, Clara W., Merrill, Julia Wright, Utley, George B., Vosper, Zaidee B., Wood, Harriet A., Munn, Ralph, Eaton, Anne T., Shearer, Augustus H., Jones, Perrie, Baylis, Inez M., Birdsall, Grace, Carey, Miriam E., Frost, Virginia, Green, Janet M., Lietch, Harriet, Miller, M. P. D., Morrissey, Mary R., Pomeroy, Elizabeth, Prouty, Edith, Reed, Elizabeth, Jones, E. Kathleen, Bishop, Wm. W., Ranck, Samuel H., Compton, Charles H., Thompson, C. Seymour, Kaiser, John B., Overton, Florence, Smith, Bessie Sargeant, Martin, Helen, Burgess, Helen M., Porter, Annabel, Smith, Lillian H., Wilkinson, Mary S., Gerould, James Thayer, Leavitt, Maria V., Barnett, Claribel R., Cannon, Carl L., Childs, James Bennett, Hewitt, Luther E., Loeber, L. Elsa, Prouty, Louise, Allin, Eugenia, Booth, Mary J., Bailey, Louis J., Brigham, Harold F., Calhoun, Alexander, Hirshberg, Herbert S., Hopper, Franklin F., Hunt, M. Louise, Hyde,, Dorsey W., Mitchell, Sydney B., Perry, Leta, Williamson, C. C., Ideson, Julia, Crimmins, Nora, Scott, Carrie E., Rothrock, Mary U., Rockwood, Eleanor R., Andrews, C. W., Austen, Willard, van Patten, Nathan, Patterson, J. R., Ahern, Mary Eileen, Davis, Grace D., Phillips, Edna, and Brown, Charles H.

Published
1929

23. PROCEEDINGS June 2-7, 1920

Author

Ahern, Mary Eileen, Johnston, W. Dawson, Hitchler, Theresa, Anderson, E. H., Craver, Harrison W., Leete, John H., Eastman, Linda A., Bostwick, Arthur E., Richardson, Ernest C., Saxe, Mary S., Hill, Frank P., Marvin, Cornelia, and Kostomlatsky, Zulema

Published
1920

24. PROCEEDINGS July 1-6, 1918

Author

Pack, Charles Lathrop, Winser, Beatrice, Downey, Mary E., Kelso, Tessa L., Massee, May, Elmendorf, Theresa, Moore, Annie Carroll, Baldwin, Emma V., Brett, William H., Roden, Carl B., Perry, Everett R., Ferguson, Milton J., Clark, George T., Bostwick, Arthur E., Ahern, Mary Eileen, and Craver, Harrison W.

Published
1918

25. REPORTS OF SECRETARY, TREASURER, TRUSTEES OF ENDOWMENT FUNDS, AND COMMITTEES

Author

Utley, George B., Bowerman, George F., Tobitt, Edith, Thompson, C. Seymour, Root, Azariah S., Gould, C. H., Steiner, Bernard C., Bailey, Arthur L., Brown, Charles H., Appleton, W. W., Pyne, M. Taylor, Sheldon, Edward W., RODEN, C. B., Craver, Harrison W., RIDER, GERTRUDE T., HILL, FRANK P., AHERN, MARY EILEEN, DANA, J. C., GILLIS, J. L., GREENE, CHARLES S., and Legler, Henry E.

Published
1916

26. [Reports of Officers, Boards and Committees]

Author

RODEN, C. B., Craver, Harrison W., APPLETON, WM. W., SHELDON, EDWARD W., PYNE, M. TAYLOR, LEGLER, HENRY E., KERR, W. H., HALL, MARY E., WARREN, IRENE, NEWBERRY, MARIE A., WOOD, HARRIET A., CARSON, W. O., BOWERMAN, GEORGE F., ROOT, AZARIAH S., BAILEY, ARTHUR L., WHEELER, JOSEPH L., STILES, GERTRUDE, Brown, Charles H., Roden, C. B., Hubbard, A. G., STEINER, BERNARD C., GOLDTHWAITE, LUCILLE A., Hill, Frank P., Ahern, Mary Eileen, Dana, John Cotton, Gillis, James L., Utley, George B., Sano, T., Tanaka, I., Imazawa, Jikai, Saitho, Youmihiko, Tsuboya, Zenshiro, Wada, M., Tanaka, Kazusada, Shimmura, I., Throop, Montgomery H., Wood, Mary Elizabeth, Le Gay Brereton, J., Baillie, Herbert, Barr, John, Linares, José Antonio, Aguilar, Francisco N., Bostwick, A. E., Wilson, Martha, and Andrews, C. W.

Published
1915

27. [Reports of officers, boards and committees]

Author

UTLEY, GEORGE B., RODEN, C. B., ANDREWS, CLEMENT W., APPLETON, W. W., SHELDON, EDWARD W., LEGLER, HENRY E., ROOT, AZARIAH S., BAILEY, A. L., MURRAY, ROSE G., PATTERSON, J. RITCHIE, GODARD, GEO. S., SAWYER, LAURA M., GOLDTHWAITE, LUCILLE A., DELFINO, EMMA N., RIDER, GERTRUDE T., ROBINSON, JULIA A., CAREY, MIRIAM E., HALL, MARY E., CARSON, W. O., LOCKE, GEORGE H., NEWBERRY, MARIE A., WARREN, IRENE, WOOD, HARRIET A., GOULD, C. H., HILL, FRANK P., PLUMMER, MARY W., AHERN, MARY EILEEN, KOCH, THEODORE W., PALTSITS, VICTOR H., BROWN, WALTER L., RICHARDSON, E. C., and DUDGEON, M. S.

Published
1914

28. [Reports of committees]

Author

RICHARDSON, E. C., AHERN, MARY E., SHEPARD, IRWIN, WILKINSON, J. N., AHERN, M. E., DEWEY, MELVIL, CANFIELD, JAMES H., HENSEL, MARTIN, and Tighe, R. J.

Published
1907

29. Reports of Boards and Committees

Author

ANDREWS, CLEMENT W., LEGLER, HENRY E., ANDERSON, E. H., KIMBALL, W. C., APPLETON, WM. W., PORTER, W. T., BAILEY, A. L., MURRAY, ROSE G., GOODRICH, N. L., BROWN, WALTER L., RODEN, C. B., BROWN, C. H., GOULD, C. H., PUTNAM, HERBERT, LANE, WILLIAM COOLIDGE, GILLIS, J. L., AHERN, MARY EILEEN, WALTON, GENEVIEVE M., WARREN, IRENE, LOCKE, GEORGE H., DANA, J. C., STEINER, BERNARD C., BOSTWICK, ARTHUR E., LYDENBERG, HARRY M., McCOLLOUGH, ETHEL F., ROOT, AZARIAH S., DELFINO, EMMA R. NEISSER, GODARD, GEO. S., HILL, FRANK P., WADLIN, HORACE G., and CHIVERS, CEDRIC

Published
1912

34. Character structure and performance on the MMPI

Author

Gibson, David R., Malerstein, A.J., Ahern, Mary M., and Jones, R. Dallas

Subjects
Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory -- Research, Character -- Psychological aspects, Typology (Psychology) -- Research, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

In a sample of 74 normal adults, a typology of character structure based on the developmental theory pf Piaget was used to predict performance on the MMPI. The typology's validity was assessed by examining its empirical relationship to 11 clinical scales of the MMPI. Significant differences among the character types were noted for 5 of the 11 scales examined (Hypochondriasis, Depression, Masculinity/feminity, Psychasthenia, and Ego strength). There were significant differences on three additional scales (Hysteria, Psychopathic deviate, and Hupomania) between subtypes of the most numerous character type, which included two-thirds of the subjects studied. Differences among the character types and subtypes were generally consistent with expectations.

Published
1989

39. Piaget's Stages of Cognitive Development and Adult Character Structure.

Author

Malerstein, A.J. and Ahern, Mary M.

Subjects
*CHARACTER, *PSYCHOANALYSIS, *CONSTRUCTIVISM (Education)
Abstract

Discusses ways in which psychoanalytic and Piagetian findings are bridged by understanding character structure. Jean Piaget's division of cognitive development into four periods; Ways in which social cognition of the three character types corresponds to three phases of cognitive development; Child's construction of his superego by coordinating the perceptions of his caretaking as he coordinates other perceptions in the Operational Period.

Published
1979
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40. Impact of a Designated Hepatology Nurse on the Clinical Course and Quality of Life of Patients Treated With Rebetron™Therapy for Chronic Hepatitis C

Author

Ahern, Mary, Imperial, Joanne, and Lam, Suzanna

Abstract

A two- to three-fold increase in mortality from hepatitis C is predicted in the next 10–20 years as the largest cohort of patients age. More qualified providers are needed to care for this population. The objective of this study was to assess the impact of a hepatology nurse practitioner as compared to care by a physician on the quality of life and treatment outcomes of patients with chronic hepatitis C. Seventy-five patients with chronic hepatitis C were assigned to either a nurse practitioner or physician and asked to complete a SF-36 Health Survey quarterly to measure their perceived quality of life.

Published
2004

41. Neutropenia during High Dose Intravenous Oxacillin Therapy

Author

Ahern, Mary Jean, Hicks, Jeanne E., and Andriole, Vincent T.

Subjects
Adult, Male, Neutropenia, Adolescent, Original Contributions, Infant, biochemical phenomena, metabolism, and nutrition, Middle Aged, Staphylococcal Infections, hemic and lymphatic diseases, Eosinophilia, polycyclic compounds, bacteria, Humans, Aged, Agranulocytosis, Oxacillin
Abstract

Five patients who developed neutropenia following intravenous administration of high dose oxacillin for serious Staphylococcus aureus infection are described. Neutropenia was reversible with cessation of intravenous oxacillin therapy. Two patients were continued on oral oxacillin without untoward effects.

Published
1976

42. Pharmacokinetics of Cefamandole in Patients Undergoing Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis

Author

Ahern, Mary Jean, Finkelstein, Frederic O., and Andriole, Vincent T.

Abstract

The pharmacokinetics of cefamandole nafate, a new parenteral cephalosporin derivative, were evaluated in 11 patients with chronic renal failure (creatinine clearance less than 5 ml/min), including five patients during hemodialysis, four patients during routine peritoneal dialysis, and two patients during the interdialytic period. Peak serum levels of cefamandole were comparable to those observed in patients with normal renal function. Clearance of the drug during the interdialytic period and during hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis was minimal, with a resultant significant prolongation of serum half-life. The nondialyzability of cefamandole is in contrast with reported studies of cephalothin, where significant reduction of the serum half-life was achieved during hemodialysis but not peritoneal dialysis. The concentration of cefamandole in the peritoneal dialysate after parenteral administration was observed to be bactericidal for many gram-negative pathogens and, with the exception of Streptococcus faecalis, most gram-positive organisms found in bacterial peritonitis in patients with severe renal failure. The present data suggest that if stable bactericidal serum levels of cefamandole are to be maintained during hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, a parenteral loading dose must be administered followed by one-half the loading dose every half-life.

Published
1976
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43. Financial Performance of Specialized Cotton Farms

Author

Ahern, Mary, Dubman, Robert, and Hanson, Gregory

Subjects
Production Economics, Agricultural and Food Policy, Crop Production/Industries, Financial Economics
Abstract

Excerpt from the report: U.S. cotton sales in 1986 amounted to $2.9 billion, the lowest since 1975. Only 15,300 farms had 50 percent or more of their value of production in cotton in 1986. About 9,285 cotton farms in this category also had at least $40,000 in total agricultural production. This report focuses on the revenues, costs, and finances of these specialized cotton farms in 1986. This report also provides general information on all farms producing cotton. The data on which this report is based are from the 1986 Farm Costs and Returns Survey.

Published
1988
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45. Physicians in Nonmetro Areas During the Seventies

Author

Ahern, Mary C. and Fryar, Michelle D.

Subjects
Health Economics and Policy, physicians, Community/Rural/Urban Development, rural health, nonmetro area, Research Methods/ Statistical Methods
Abstract

The gap between number of physicians in nonmetro and metro areas widened during the seventies, with nonmetro areas lagging by almost 100 physicians per 100,000 population. Nonmetro areas had more general practitioners and fewer specialists per 100,000 population than did metro areas. While the number of physicians in all nonmetro areas rose, the rate of increase was slower than in metro areas, except in urbanized nonmetro areas not adjacent to a standard metropolitan statistical area (SMSA). The number of office-based general practitioners per 100,000 population fell while the number of office-based specialists rose in all regions and for all residential categories.

Published
1985
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47. Ghráinseach, Mainistir Fhearmuighe

Author

An Ghráinseach, Mainistir Fhearmuighe, Díomsaigh, Pádraig Ó, Fitzgerald, Richard, Coleman, Hannah, Twomey, Peggy, Foley, Peggy, Kenneally, Mary, Roche, Peggy, Keneally, Mary, Kiely, John, Donnell, Bridget O', Foley, Peggie, Mulcahy, Denis, Walsh, Margaret, Joyce, Nora, Curtin, Rita, Cremer, Bridget, Taaffe, Bridie, Collins, John, Foley, John, Joyce, Michael, Taaffe, Nellie, Coleman, Jerry, Joyce, Norah, Joyce, Mchael, Ahern, Mary, Intyre, Noreen Mc, and Hickey, Hannah

Subjects
Irish Travellers (Nomadic people), local legends, Legal status, laws, etc, Toys, Manners and customs, Birds, Saint Brigid's Day, Riddles, Marriage, Weather, John the Baptist’s Day, Folklore, Treasure troves, Saint Stephen's Day, Commerce, Leprechauns, Traditional medicine, Agriculture, Supernatural beings, May (Month), Animal culture, Ringforts, Dissenters, Religious, Recreation, Proverbs, Carnival
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from An Ghráinseach, Mainistir Fhearmuighe (school) (Grange West, Co. Cork), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Pádraig Ó Díomsaigh., Hidden Treasure / Fitzgerald, Richard -- Hidden Treasures / Coleman, Hannah -- Hidden Treasures / Twomey, Peggy -- About twenty years ago a man dreamt that gold was buried between a window on the northern side of Dunmahon Castle. / Twomey, Peggy -- In a field belonging to Mr. Fleming of Cornhill, Glanworth Co. Cork there is a round flat stone with inscriptions on it. / Foley, Peggy -- Weather-Lore / Twomey, Peggy -- If the smoke goes to the ground it is a sign of rain and if it goes straight up it is the sign of fine weather. / Kenneally, Mary -- Long ago before barometers were invented people learned many signs of the weather from the birds and beasts. / Coleman, Hannah -- Marriage Customs / Roche, Peggy -- Marriage Customs / Keneally, Mary -- Local Place Names / Twomey, Peggy -- Charraig Bhán / Coleman, Hannah -- Blood Field / Coleman, Hannah -- Local Place Names / Kenneally, Mary -- Theres is a field in the lands of Mr Magnier, Grange, Fermoy known as the Brass Castle. / Kiely, John -- Local Place Names / Donnell, Bridget O' -- Labbacallee - Leaba Chaillí / Foley, Peggie -- Local Place Names / Foley, Peggy -- Local Place Names / Mulcahy, Denis -- In our farm Grange, Fermoy, Co Cork we have a field called the railway field. / Walsh, Margaret -- Our farm is situated in the townland of Acres. / Joyce, Nora -- There is a field on the land of Mr J. Roche Acres, Fermoy, Co Cork which is known as the Blood Field. / Curtin, Rita -- On the farm owned by Mr J. Roche Acres, Fermoy, Co Cork there is a field known as the Long Field. / Cremer, Bridget -- Hangman's Quarry / Taaffe, Bridie -- Labbacallee - Leaba Chaillí / Collins, John -- Penal Days / Coleman, Hannah -- The Penal Days / Foley, Peggy -- Penal Days / Kenneally, Mary -- The Penal Days / Curtin, Rita -- Penal Days / Collins, John -- Penal Days / Foley, John -- Penal Days / Kiely, John -- Bird-Lore / Twomey, Peggy -- Bird-Lore / Donnell, Bridget O' -- Bird-Lore / Kiely, John -- Bird-Lore / Cremer, Bridget -- Local Cures / Coleman, Hannah -- Local Cures / Kenneally, Mary -- Local Cures / Kiely, John -- Homemade Toys / Donnell, Bridget O' -- Homemade Toys / Twomey, Peggy -- Homemade Toys / Coleman, Hannah -- Homemade Toys / Joyce, Michael -- Homemade Toys / Kiely, John -- Lore of Certain Days / Twomey, Peggy -- Lore of Certain Days / Kenneally, Mary -- Travelling Folk / Coleman, Hannah -- Travelling Folk / Foley, John -- Travelling Folk / Kiely, John -- Travelling Folk / Joyce, Michael -- Games I Play / Mulcahy, Denis -- Games I Play / Joyce, Michael -- Games I Play / Foley, John -- Games I Play / Foley, Peggy -- Games I Play / Curtin, Rita -- Games I Play / Taaffe, Nellie -- Games I Play / Cremer, Bridget -- My Home District / Joyce, Michael -- My Home District / Twomey, Peggy -- My Home District / Donnell, Bridget O' -- My Home District -- My Own District / Coleman, Hannah -- Herbs / Coleman, Jerry -- Herbs / Joyce, Michael -- Festival Customs - Shrove / Donnell, Bridget O' -- Festival Customs - Saint John's Eve / Twomey, Peggy -- Saint Bridget's Day / Coleman, Hannah -- Michaelmas Day / Coleman, Hannah -- Saint Stephen's Day / Kiely, John -- May Eve - Pishogues / Curtin, Rita -- I heard my father saying that where he lived at home at Ballylacken, Fermoy, Co Cork the cow house and the dairy and other doors and walls were found plastered with cows hairs and butter... / Joyce, Norah -- Festival Customs / Foley, Peggy -- Fairy Forts / Taaffe, Nellie -- The town-land next to us is called Woodfort. / Joyce, Michael -- Fairy Forts / Kiely, John -- Fairy Forts / Twomey, Peggy -- Care of Farm Animals - Cows / Foley, Peggy -- Horses / Twomey, Peggy -- Care of Poultry / Cremer, Bridget -- Churning / Foley, Peggy -- Local Fairs / Foley, Peggy -- Leprechauns / Twomey, Peggy -- Old Stories / Foley, Peggy -- Story of the Magic Purse / Joyce, Mchael -- Petticoat Loose / Coleman, Jerry -- Old Stories / Taaffe, Nellie -- Old Stories / Donnell, Bridget O' -- Old Stories / Donnell, Bridget O' -- Old Stories - A Wicked Stepmother / Curtin, Rita -- Old Stories / Walsh, Margaret -- Old Stories / Cremer, Bridget -- Old Stories / Ahern, Mary -- Old Stories / Intyre, Noreen Mc -- Old Stories / Hickey, Hannah -- Legend of Cairn Tiarna near Fermoy County Cork / Donnell, Bridget O' -- Riddles / Taaffe, Nellie -- Riddles / Joyce, Michael -- Riddles / Foley, Peggie -- Riddles / Kiely, John -- Old Sayings / Taaffe, Nellie -- Old Sayings / Foley, Peggie -- Baking of Bread / Taaffe, Nellie, 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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48. Cill Daighnéain

Author

Cill Daighnéain, Bhuachalla, Cáit Ní, Keeffe, Maurice O, Callaghan, John O, Collins, Biddy, Keating, Thomas, Ahern, Mary, Curtin, Peter, and Linehan, John

Subjects
Riddles, Supernatural beings, Weather, Folklore, Treasure troves, Jokes
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Cill Daighnéain (school) (Rathcormack, Co. Cork), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Cáit Ní Bhuachalla., There is a boiler of gold buried in Gorthrue. ... / Keeffe, Maurice O -- Long ago there was treasure hidden at a place known as Sárú. ... / Callaghan, John O -- Long ago there was a hidden treasure on top of a mountain called Sarú. ... / Collins, Biddy -- Long ago there was a hidden treasure on top of a mountain called Sarú. ... / Collins, Biddy -- Long ago there was a man who was digging a place, ... / Keating, Thomas -- There was a man living near Watergrasshill... / Keeffe, Maurice O -- Some time ago a man bought a sweep ticket... / Ahern, Mary -- Weather-Lore / Callaghan, John O -- Riddles / Collins, Biddy -- Riddles / Keeffe, Maurice O -- Riddles / Callaghan, John O -- Riddles / Curtin, Peter -- Long, when, ago when the penal laws were in Ireland. ... / Linehan, John, 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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49. Cluain Tuirc (C.)

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Cluain Tuirc (C.), Gharaidh, Máire Ní, Gharoidh, Máire Ní, Faughnan, Teresa, Murphy, Maise, Eoin, Una Nic, Garry, Bridie Mc, Maxwell, Minnie, Murphy, Nancy, Hackett, Bridie, Newton, Peggy, Reynolds, Maggie, Maxwell, Philomena, Maxwell, Jennie, Keon, Una Mc, Heeran, Eileen, Ahern, Mary, Keon, Eileen Mc, Notley, Mary, Beirne, Maise, Faughnan, Josephine, Keon, Maureen Mc, Doherty, May, Clancy, Annie, Murphy, Maisie, Farrelly, Máire, Dermott, Chris Mc, Aherne, Mary, Notley, May, and Feeney, Peggy

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Irish Travellers (Nomadic people), Historic sites, Folk poetry, History, local legends, Legal status, laws, etc, Toys, Manners and customs, Fires, Smithing, Riddles, Cemeteries, Marriage, Occupations, Potatoes, Weather, Poverty, Folklore, Jokes, Treasure troves, Schools, Commerce, Leprechauns, Agriculture, Traditional medicine, Bread, Supernatural beings, Animal culture, Roads, Shoes, Religion, Death, Famine, 1845-1852, Ringforts, Clothing and dress, Food, Land use, Butter, Dissenters, Religious, Recreation, Ireland, Proverbs, Textile industry, Prayers
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Cluain Tuirc (C.) (school) (Cloonturk, Co. Leitrim), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Máire Ní Gharaidh., Ceantar na Scoile / Gharoidh, Máire Ní -- Aughry Castle - An Old Ruin / Faughnan, Teresa -- Aughry Castle / Murphy, Maise -- Townland of Drumard Jones / Eoin, Una Nic -- Tale of Aughry Castle, AD 1649 / Garry, Bridie Mc -- Some facts about Derrycarn as related in the following poem in which Mick Beirne, Derrycarn is the chief character and he is also the composer. / Maxwell, Minnie -- Poem Giving a True Light into the Life of Lord Leitrim / Murphy, Nancy -- Song -- Song - The White Bottle -- White Bottle -- Weather-Lore / Hackett, Bridie -- Old School / Newton, Peggy -- Old School - Esker / Garry, Bridie Mc -- Additional Information about Esker School / Reynolds, Maggie -- Killimaun Old School -- Ballygeer Old School / Maxwell, Philomena -- Furnace Old School / Maxwell, Jennie -- Churning - The Dash Churn / Hackett, Bridie -- Story of Local Interest / Maxwell, Minnie -- Funny Story - Dan O'Connell / Keon, Una Mc -- Story - Local Happening / Heeran, Eileen -- Funny Story / Newton, Peggy -- Another Funny Story / Newton, Peggy -- Funny Story / Ahern, Mary -- Funny Story / Newton, Peggy -- Funny Story / Keon, Eileen Mc -- Hidden Treasure / Notley, Mary -- Hidden Treasure / Beirne, Maise -- Hidden Treasure / Keon, Una Mc -- Local Cures / Hackett, Bridie -- Local Cures / Newton, Peggy -- Local Riddles / Newton, Peggy -- Proverbs / Faughnan, Josephine / Hackett, Bridie / Newton, Peggy / Keon, Maureen Mc -- Proverbs / Ahern, Mary / Maxwell, Minnie / Keon, Una Mc / Garry, Bridie Mc / Doherty, May / Clancy, Annie -- My Townland - Dromod -- My Townland - Furnace / Murphy, Maisie -- My Townland - Gubagraphy -- My Townland - Moheraven -- My Townland - Gort -- Cloonboney / Garry, Bridie Mc -- My Townland - Corriscaffey -- My Townland - Drumard Jones -- My Townland - Clooncolry -- My Townland - Cloonturk -- My Townland - Drumard -- My Townland - Esker -- Local Burning / Faughnan, Teresa -- Old Ruins / Ahern, Mary -- Local Heroes - Soldier - One of the Heroes of Ballinalee / Farrelly, Máire / Hackett, Bridie -- Local Heroes - Soldier / Ahern, Mary -- Local Heroes / Newton, Peggy -- Local Marriage Customs / Garry, Bridie Mc -- Local Craft - Spinning / Ahern, Mary -- Local Craft - Spinning / Garry, Bridie Mc -- Travelling Folk / Dermott, Chris Mc -- Fairy Forts / Dermott, Chris Mc -- Fairy Forts in Drumard Jones / Keon, Una Mc -- Fort and Sweat-House in Cloonfannan / Newton, Peggy -- Potato Crop / Hackett, Bridie -- Festival Customs / Hackett, Bridie -- Bread / Maxwell, Minnie -- Local Place Names / Hackett, Bridie -- Homemade Toys / Newton, Peggy -- Local Fairs / Ahern, Mary -- Food in Olden Times / Ahern, Mary -- Buying and Selling / Dermott, Chris Mc -- Buying and Selling / Heeran, Eileen -- Collection of Prayers / Heeran, Eileen -- Collection of Prayers / Newton, Peggy -- Collection of Prayers / Keon, Eileen Mc -- Collection of Prayers / Garry, Bridie Mc -- Collection of Prayers / Maxwell, Jennie -- Collection of Prayers / Murphy, Nancy -- Emblems and Objects of Value / Keon, Una Mc -- Care of Our Farm Animals / Murphy, Nancy -- Leprechaun or Mermaid / Dermott, Chris Mc -- Lore of Certain Days / Aherne, Mary -- Stories of Giants and Warriors / Keon, Una Mc -- Our Holy Wells / Keon, Una Mc -- My Home Dristrict / Faughnan, Josephine -- Local Forge / Faughnan, Teresa -- Landlord / Murphy, Maisie -- Local Roads / Maxwell, Minnie -- Herbs / Newton, Peggy -- Herbs / Notley, May -- Herbs / Heeran, Eileen -- Local Poets / Newton, Peggy -- In Penal Times / Keon, Una Mc -- Local Poets / Maxwell, Jennie -- Leprechaun / Doherty, May -- Local Patron Saint / Keon, Maureen Mc -- Local Monuments / Faughnan, Teresa -- Care of the Feet / Faughnan, Teresa -- Hurling and Football / Faughnan, Teresa -- Clothes Made Locally -- Clothes Made Locally / Maxwell, Jennie -- Old Crafts / Garry, Bridie Mc -- Stories of the Holy Family / Maxwell, Philomena -- Religious Stories / Keon, Una Mc -- Old Graveyards / Newton, Peggy -- Hugh O'Neills / Gharaidh, Máire Ní -- Famine / Gharaidh, Máire Ní -- Fort / Gharaidh, Máire Ní -- Death Warning / Gharaidh, Máire Ní -- Sugar / Gharaidh, Máire Ní -- Bog / Gharaidh, Máire Ní -- Song of '98 / Keon, Una Mc -- Song / Heeran, Eileen -- Funny Story / Dermott, Chris Mc -- Funny Story - Grace before Meals / Murphy, Nancy -- Funny Story - Grace after Meals / Maxwell, Jennie -- Funny Story / Newton, Peggy -- Funny Story / Heeran, Eileen -- Funny Story / Feeney, Peggy -- Funny Story / Keon, Una Mc -- Religious Story / Maxwell, Jennie -- Religious Story / Faughnan, Josephine -- Games I Play / Garry, Bridie Mc -- Bornacoola Graveyards / Faughnan, Josephine -- Funny Story - The Home Boy / Newton, Peggy -- Old Story - Witchcraft or Butterswitching / Notley, May -- Story - Sham Hero / Ahern, 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.

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1937
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50. Móin na nGé (C.), An Caisleán Nua

Author

Móin Na NGé (C.), An Caisleán Nua, Eachtigheirn, Máire, Hough, Bridie, Carthy, Eily Mc, Conway, Joan, Anglim, Eily, Flavin, Nora Mary, Dore, Mary, Mullane, Lizzie May, Leahy, Betty, Sullivan, Joan, Carthy, Eily Mac, Danaher, Nonie, Begley, Mary, Delee, Mary, Ahern, Mary, Sexton, Ita, Flavin, Ita, Sullivan, Jean, and Anglin, Eily

Subjects
Folk poetry, Candlemaking, History, Manners and customs, Winds, Riddles, historical periods, Cemeteries, Raithneach, Marriage, Poverty, Weather, Folklore, Treasure troves, Jokes, Schools, Thunder, Commerce, Traditional medicine, Supernatural beings, Bread, Dwellings, Death, Famine, 1845-1852, Ringforts, Food, Rahanagh, Land use, Charms, Recreation, Palatines, Ireland, Textile industry, Prayers
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Móin na nGé (C.), An Caisleán Nua (school) (Glebe, Co. Limerick), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Máire, Bean Uí Eachtigheirn., Hidden Treasure / Hough, Bridie -- Forts' Lights / Carthy, Eily Mc -- Lights / Conway, Joan -- Lights / Anglim, Eily -- Lights / Anglim, Eily -- Lights / Flavin, Nora Mary -- Forts / Dore, Mary -- Lights / Mullane, Lizzie May -- Forts / Mullane, Lizzie May -- Lights / Leahy, Betty -- Riddles / Sullivan, Joan -- Local Happenings / Carthy, Eily Mac -- Forts / Danaher, Nonie -- Local Happenings / Begley, Mary -- Daring Feat / Hough, Bridie -- Fairies / Anglim, Eily -- Old Ballad -- Seán Burns the Strong Man / Delee, Mary -- Old Schools / Hough, Bridie -- The following verses were written by T.D Shanahan a native of Rathcahill Monagea. / Sullivan, Joan -- Big Wind / Hough, Bridie -- Thunder Storm / Carthy, Eily Mac -- Keening / Conway, Joan -- Sprid na Barna / Conway, Joan -- Thunder Storm / Sullivan, Joan -- Local Poets -- Clash an Aifreann / Conway, Joan -- Local Heroes / Conway, Joan -- Weather Signs / Anglim, Eily -- Local Heroes / Anglim, Eily -- Candle-Making / Anglim, Eily -- Landlords / Begley, Mary -- Verses by a Local Poet -- Spinning / Anglim, Eily -- Cures / Begley, Mary -- Pastimes / Carthy, Eily Mac -- Marriages / Conway, Joan -- Cures / Ahern, Mary -- Incidents of the Famine of 1847 / Hough, Bridie -- Local Graveyard / Hough, Bridie -- Charms / Sexton, Ita -- Verses by Local Poets / Leahy, Betty -- Our Townland / , Ita Flavin -- Unlucky Days / Flavin, Ita -- Festival Customs / Sullivan, Jean -- Verses by Local Poets -- Verses by Local Poets -- Festival Customs / Anglin, Eily -- Stampy / Anglim, Eily -- Hidden Treasure / Anglim, Eily -- Landlord Days / Ahern, Mary -- Children's Rhymes and Games -- Childrens Rhymes -- Palatine's Prayer -- Houses / Anglim, Eily -- Buying and Selling / Anglim, Eily -- Food / Anglim, Eily -- Echo / Ahern, 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.

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1937
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