| Ulster - EUL | heen o wheekers here in this # | Larne | publication from 1985. https: |
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- ah hae developed a bit o a | Larne | eccent for a havenae been in |
| Ulster - EUL | eek. I used to think it was a | Larne | thing as I never heard anyone |
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he wirds o Mrs Andrews at the | Larne | Musical Festival whan Hughie |
| Southern - SWE | ollection o poems (Mulaney of | Larne | ) wis published bi Leiden Univ |
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oulit back Aoife’s winds an | Larne | Lough did keep King Lir’s w |
| Ulster - EUL | r deur than a winda! Winda in | larne | as opposed to windee. |
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th, the swans stapped here in | Larne | in the ancient kingdom o Lath |
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he fairm in Kells tae live in | Larne | in the first place. |
| Ulster - EUL | L14 Hoag still very common in | Larne | ! Smell thon hoag when the tid |
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the Chaine Memorial Tower in | Larne | ,’ ah saed. |
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they bathed in the wairmth o | Larne | Lough.’ |
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Ramseys wur the bravest men o | Larne | , ma ma affen said." |
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eel, ah hae been barely oot o | Larne | for a guid year, an God's hon |
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But places like Glenarm ir | Larne | .. we hired Matt Meharg, |
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rae Miss Filly yince she left | Larne | ," replied Maisie. "Ye wunner |
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frae minin black dymons nixt | Larne | Lough; |