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Abbreviations.
1. The following speakers are quoted:
- My Father, Piarus de Henebre, Killown and Mount Bolton.
- Ph. H., Pilib de Henebre, my Uncle, Killown and Mount Bolton.
- M. song, some folk-song of my Mother's, Eblín ní Chassín, Cloichín an mhargadh, in South-west Tipperary and Mount Bolton.
- Seaán de Bháll, Mount Bolton.
- S. R., Seaán Ruadh o'Siodhchán, Colligan and Mount Bolton.
- T. L., Tomás o Leannán, Stradbally and Portlaw.
- P. Walsh, Coolfin, (Portlaw).
- P. Crowley, Portlaw.
- Bob, Robert Weldon, Comeragh.
- Com. song, some folk-song reported by me in Comeragh.
- Thomas Kermode, Bradda near: Port-Erin, Isle of Man.
2. Mss.
- O'Daly Ms., a good paper Ms. (1830?) given me by Father Carrigan of Ossory. It was once in the possession of O'Daly who edited the Munster Poets series.
- Ren., the Renehan collection of Mss. in Maynooth College.
- Mur., the very large Bishop Murphy collection in the same College.
- O’Neil Mss, written by Patrick O'Neil, Owning, Piltown, Co. Kilkenny, about 1820.
- S. na Sróna, Sémus na Sróna de Poer, first cousin to Caitlín de Poer, Countess of Tyrone (1750).
- M. ní Dhonagán, a celebrated bean-chaointe of the Dēsi in the last century. Quoted by O'Neil.
- Dunne collected some folk-songs in Garryricken near Carrick in 1850. O’Neil Mss.
- Brett apud Dunne, someone from whom he reported songs.
- Sheehy, a Lament for the death of Edmund Sheehy who was hanged and beheaded in Cloichín an mhargadh in 1776.
