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  Boar Fragment from a Manx Cross
  
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  Manx Nursery Tale – The Story of the…
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  Ned Quayle’s Story of the Fairy Pig
  
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  The Phynodderee
  
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  The Mermaids’ Green
  
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  The Mermaid of Gob-ny-Ooyl
  
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  The Manx Fairy Pig
  
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  Joan Mere’s House & Well
  
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  Jimmy Squarefoot
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  Wreck of the St George & the Tower…
  
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  The Mermaids’ Green
  
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  Eating Meat Before Supping Broth
  
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  The Witch of Slieu Whallian
  
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  Some Manx Folklore Notes on Fishing (part 1)
  
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  May 1 – Laa Boaldyn
  
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  BLEIN VIE NOA – HAPPY NEW YEAR!
  
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  Oie’l Verrey – the Eve of Mary
  
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  Laa’l Breeshey – St Bridget’s Day
  
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  April 30 – Oie Voaldyn – May Day…
  
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  Vreeshey, Vreeshey – Manx Gaelic Folk Song
  
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  Nan Wade – Manx Wise Woman
  
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  A Manx Sea Charm
  
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  The Fairy Woman
  
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  Manx Charm – Ghaw Ving
  
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  How St Maughold’s Staff Performed a Miracle
  
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  Cross 138, Old Kirk Braddan
  
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  Ben Veg Carraghan
  
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  The Number Nine in Manx Folklore
  
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  The Hermit of Struan y Granghie
  
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  The Seven Kingdoms
  
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  Caillagh ny Gueshagh / Caillagh ny Groamagh
  
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  Lord of the Stormy Headlands
  
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  Soilshey-Bio
  
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  The Three-headed Giant
  
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  Foods & Cooking Methods
  
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  19th Century Food & Drink
  
  Holy Wells
  
  New Website for Isle of Man Wells
  
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  Chibbyr Baltane Holy Well
  
  Holy Wells
  
  The Monks’ Well
  
  Holy Wells
  
  Wells on the Isle of Man
  
  Holy Wells
  
  The Three Wonders of Manann – The Second
  
  Holy Wells
  
  Chibber-yn-rhullic
  
  Holy Wells
  
  Homage to the Holy Well
  
  Landscape
  
  Ned Quayle’s Story of the Fairy Pig
  
  Landscape
  
  Chibbyr Karrin & The Corrody
  
  Landscape
  
  Port Erin 1860s
  
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  Bannaghtyn ec yn shass greiney souree shoh
  
  Landscape
  
  Rhullick ny Quakeryn
  
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  Ben Veg Carraghan
  
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  Tumulus, Ballaleece
  
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  Manx Wild Flowers
  
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  Manx First Names & Surnames (2)
  
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  Peel – Some Folk Tales
  
  Manx Names
  
  Crosh Molley Mooar & Poyll Vill
  
  Manx Names
  
  Fergus of Galloway and the Kerruishes
  
  Music
  
  Vreeshey, Vreeshey – Manx Gaelic Folk Song
  
  Music
  
  Manx Music Festival – Coming of Age 1912
  
  Music
  
  Manx Lullaby – Ushag Veg Ruy
  
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  Manx Folksong – Cashen has gone to Sea
  
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  Sea Invocation
  
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  Oie-Vie Noght
  
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  How St Maughold’s Staff Performed a Miracle
  
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  Stang Riding, Níðings (Nithings) & Níðstang (Nithing Poles)
  
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  The Building up of Isle of Man Place-names
  
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  Hares & Witches & ”Rough Under the Foot”
  
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  The Witch Hunt
  
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  St Bridget’s Day and the old Caillagh
  
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  The Bitterest of Manx Curses
  
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  The Sad Tale of a Prophecy Fulfilled
  
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  Cursing
  
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  The Bitterest of Manx Curses
  
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  The Skeab Lome – A Manx Curse
  
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  A Flair for Cursing
  
  Divination
  
  The Virtues of Ashes & Salt
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  Old Man and his Dog
  
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  The House on Gansey Bay
  
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  I Do
  
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  The Traditionary Ballad – Manannan Beg Mac y…
  
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  Fairies by Mona Douglas
  
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  The Seven Kingdoms
  
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  On Being Asked to Join the Teetotallers
  
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  The House on the Hill
  
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Bernadette Weyde has brought together much of the information contained on the first Ordnance Survey maps of the Island (c.1867-1870) and created a single, interactive map. The map includes keeills, chapels, wells, springs, tumuli, mounds, standing stones, crosses, circles, cists, urn sites, burial grounds, camps, forts and more. Farmsteads and named properties are now being added. There are currently over 2,000 sites.

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Animal Lore
- Animals
  
  The Good People’s Fair
  
  Animals
  
  Animals in Manx Place-Names
  
  Animals
  
  Hares & Witches & ”Rough Under the Foot”
  
  Animals
  
  The White Cat
  
  Animals
  
  The Manx Pony
  
  Animals
  
  The Use of Dust in Magic
  
  Animals
  
  More Manx Folklore on Cats
  
  Animals
  
  Jimmy Squarefoot
  
  Animals
  
  Boar Fragment from a Manx Cross
  
  Animals
  
  Manx Nursery Tale – The Story of the…
Fairy Lore
- All Creatures
  
  Creatures
  
  Ned Quayle’s Story of the Fairy Pig
  
  Fairy World
  
  The Grandmother
  
  Fairy World
  
  Thie Ferrishyn – The Fairies’ House
  
  Animals
  
  The Good People’s Fair
  
  Creatures
  
  The Phynodderee
  
  Fairy Tales
  
  The Fairy Doctor
  
  Fairy World
  
  The Hermit of Struan y Granghie
  
  Creatures
  
  The Mermaids’ Green
  
  Creatures
  
  Ned Quayle’s Story of the Fairy Pig
  
  Creatures
  
  The Phynodderee
  
  Creatures
  
  The Mermaids’ Green
  
  Creatures
  
  The Mermaid of Gob-ny-Ooyl
  
  Creatures
  
  The Manx Fairy Pig
  
  Creatures
  
  The Nikkesen’s Pool, Lonan
  
  Creatures
  
  Joan Mere’s House & Well
  
  Creatures
  
  Jimmy Squarefoot
Sea Lore
- Sea
  
  Nets & Equipment
  
  Sea
  
  Early Manx Herring Boats
  
  Sea
  
  Manx Sea Captains of the Old Days
  
  Sea
  
  Old High Tide Marker or OS Datum Marker?
  
  Sea
  
  Wreck of the St George & the Tower…
  
  Sea
  
  The Mermaids’ Green
  
  Sea
  
  Eating Meat Before Supping Broth
  
  Sea
  
  The Witch of Slieu Whallian
  
  Sea
  
  Some Manx Folklore Notes on Fishing (part 1)
  
  Sea
  
  Joan Mere’s House & Well
Manx Life
- All Calendar Customs Charms Church Folk Tales Food & Drink Holy Wells Landscape Manx Names Music Saints
  
  History
  
  Farmhands at Shenvalley Farm, Patrick
  
  Creatures
  
  Ned Quayle’s Story of the Fairy Pig
  
  History
  
  Chibbyr Karrin & The Corrody
  
  History
  
  Nets & Equipment
  
  History
  
  Early Manx Herring Boats
  
  History
  
  Port Erin 1860s
  
  Charms
  
  Nan Wade – Manx Wise Woman
  
  Food & Drink
  
  Foods & Cooking Methods
  
  Calendar Customs
  
  Crosh Cuirn & Manx Gaelic Blessings
  
  Calendar Customs
  
  May 1 – Laa Boaldyn
  
  Calendar Customs
  
  BLEIN VIE NOA – HAPPY NEW YEAR!
  
  Calendar Customs
  
  Oie’l Verrey – the Eve of Mary
  
  Calendar Customs
  
  Laa’l Breeshey – St Bridget’s Day
  
  Calendar Customs
  
  April 30 – Oie Voaldyn – May Day…
  
  Calendar Customs
  
  Vreeshey, Vreeshey – Manx Gaelic Folk Song
  
  Calendar Customs
  
  Manx Fairs
  
  Charms
  
  Nan Wade – Manx Wise Woman
  
  Charms
  
  A Manx Sea Charm
  
  Charms
  
  The Fairy Woman
  
  Charms
  
  Manx Charm – Ghaw Ving
  
  Charms
  
  Two Charms
  
  Charms
  
  Lord of the Stormy Headlands
  
  Charms
  
  Lus y Wooishall – The Wishing Herb –…
  
  Charms
  
  The Teares of Ballawhane
  
  Church
  
  St Adamnan’s Church, Lonan
  
  Church
  
  Oie’l Verrey – the Eve of Mary
  
  Church
  
  Jurby Church Christmas Fayre
  
  Church
  
  How St Maughold’s Staff Performed a Miracle
  
  Church
  
  St Michael’s Chapel
  
  Church
  
  Cross 138, Old Kirk Braddan
  
  Church
  
  The Monks’ Bridge
  
  Church
  
  The Monks’ Well
  
  Folk Tales
  
  Ben Veg Carraghan
  
  Folk Tales
  
  The Number Nine in Manx Folklore
  
  Folk Tales
  
  The Hermit of Struan y Granghie
  
  Folk Tales
  
  The Seven Kingdoms
  
  Folk Tales
  
  Caillagh ny Gueshagh / Caillagh ny Groamagh
  
  Folk Tales
  
  Lord of the Stormy Headlands
  
  Folk Tales
  
  Soilshey-Bio
  
  Folk Tales
  
  The Three-headed Giant
  
  Food & Drink
  
  Foods & Cooking Methods
  
  Food & Drink
  
  19th Century Food & Drink
  
  Holy Wells
  
  New Website for Isle of Man Wells
  
  Holy Wells
  
  Chibbyr Baltane Holy Well
  
  Holy Wells
  
  The Monks’ Well
  
  Holy Wells
  
  Wells on the Isle of Man
  
  Holy Wells
  
  The Three Wonders of Manann – The Second
  
  Holy Wells
  
  Chibber-yn-rhullic
  
  Holy Wells
  
  Homage to the Holy Well
  
  Landscape
  
  Ned Quayle’s Story of the Fairy Pig
  
  Landscape
  
  Chibbyr Karrin & The Corrody
  
  Landscape
  
  Port Erin 1860s
  
  Landscape
  
  Bannaghtyn ec yn shass greiney souree shoh
  
  Landscape
  
  Rhullick ny Quakeryn
  
  Landscape
  
  Ben Veg Carraghan
  
  Landscape
  
  Tumulus, Ballaleece
  
  Landscape
  
  Manx Wild Flowers
  
  Manx Names
  
  Manx First Names & Surnames (2)
  
  Manx Names
  
  Peel – Some Folk Tales
  
  Manx Names
  
  Crosh Molley Mooar & Poyll Vill
  
  Manx Names
  
  Fergus of Galloway and the Kerruishes
  
  Music
  
  Vreeshey, Vreeshey – Manx Gaelic Folk Song
  
  Music
  
  Manx Music Festival – Coming of Age 1912
  
  Music
  
  Manx Lullaby – Ushag Veg Ruy
  
  Music
  
  Manx Folksong – Cashen has gone to Sea
  
  Music
  
  Sea Invocation
  
  Music
  
  Oie-Vie Noght
  
  Saints
  
  How St Maughold’s Staff Performed a Miracle
  
  Saints
  
  St Michael’s Chapel
  
  Saints
  
  Laa’l Breeshey – St Bridget’s Day
  
  Saints
  
  Kirk Santon
  
  Saints
  
  Vreeshey, Vreeshey – Manx Gaelic Folk Song
  
  Saints
  
  St Maughold, Patron Saint, Isle of Man
  
  Saints
  
  The Coming of Saint Patrick
  
  Saints
  
  Saint Oran of Iona & Mann
Norse
- Norse
  
  Somerled Brings Disaster to the Kingdom of the…
  
  Norse
  
  Free Downloads – Centre for the Study of…
  
  Norse
  
  Knock Y Dooney Ship Burial
  
  Norse
  
  The Althing: The Greatest Gift of the Vikings
  
  Norse
  
  Stang Riding, Níðings (Nithings) & Níðstang (Nithing Poles)
  
  Norse
  
  The Building up of Isle of Man Place-names
  
  Norse
  
  Hango Hill
  
  Norse
  
  Gaut the Sculptor
  
  Norse
  
  Viking Village
  
  Norse
  
  Manx First Names (1)
Witchcraft
- All Curses Divination
  
  Charms
  
  The Fairy Woman
  
  Charms
  
  Manx Charm – Ghaw Ving
  
  Curses
  
  The Sad Tale of a Prophecy Fulfilled
  
  Curses
  
  Cursing
  
  Animals
  
  Hares & Witches & ”Rough Under the Foot”
  
  Witchcraft
  
  The Witch Hunt
  
  Customs
  
  St Bridget’s Day and the old Caillagh
  
  Curses
  
  The Bitterest of Manx Curses
  
  Curses
  
  The Sad Tale of a Prophecy Fulfilled
  
  Curses
  
  Cursing
  
  Curses
  
  The Bitterest of Manx Curses
  
  Curses
  
  The Skeab Lome – A Manx Curse
  
  Curses
  
  A Flair for Cursing
  
  Divination
  
  The Virtues of Ashes & Salt
Poetry
- Poetry
  
  Old Man and his Dog
  
  Poetry
  
  The House on Gansey Bay
  
  Poetry
  
  I Do
  
  Poetry
  
  The Traditionary Ballad – Manannan Beg Mac y…
  
  Poetry
  
  Fairies by Mona Douglas
  
  Poetry
  
  The Seven Kingdoms
  
  Poetry
  
  On Being Asked to Join the Teetotallers
  
  Poetry
  
  The House on the Hill
  
  Poetry
  
  The Stranger
  
  Poetry
  
  Islanders
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