Legends of Saints and Sinners

01 - Section 1: St. Patrick and Crom Dubh

02 - Section 2: Mary's Well

03 - Section 3: How Covetousness Came into the Church

04 - Section 4: Knock Mulruana

05 - Section 5: The Stone of Truth

06 - Section 6: The Adventures of Leithin

07 - Section 7: The Comparison as to Ages

08 - Section 8: The Death of Bearachan

09 - Section 9: Story of Solomon

10 - Section 10: Christmas Alms

11 - Section 11: The Burial of Jesus

12 - Section 12: Saint Peter

13 - Section 13: Legends of St. Deglan

14 - Section 14: St. Paul's Vision

15 - Section 15: Oscar of the Flail

16 - Section 16: Oisin in Elphin

17 - Section 17: The Priest who went to do Penance

18 - Section 18: The Friars of Urlaur

19 - Section 19: Dialogue between Two Old Women

20 - Section 20: The Minister and the Gossoon

21 - Section 21: The Keening of the Three Marys

22 - Section 22: The Farmer's Son and the Bishop

23 - Section 23: Shaun the Tinker

24 - Section 24: Mary and St. Joseph and The Cherry Tree

25 - Section 25: The Student who left College

26 - Section 26: The Help of God in the Road

27 - Section 27: The Minister's Son

28 - Section 28: The Old Woman of Beare

29 - Section 29: The Old Hag of Dingle

30 - Section 30: The Poem of the Tor

31 - Section 31: Columcille and His Brother Dobhran

32 - Section 32: Bruadar and Smith and Glinn

33 - Section 33: Friar Brian

34 - Section 34: How the First Cat was Created

35 - Section 35: God spare You your Health

36 - Section 36: Teig O'Kane and the Corpse

37 - Section 37: Tomaus O'Cahan and the Ghost

38 - Section 38: Prayer after Tobacco

39 - Section 39: The Buideach, The Tinker, and The Black Donkey

40 - Section 40: The Great Worm of the Shannon

41 - Section 41: The Poor Widow and Grania Oï

42 - Section 42: The Gambler of the Branch

43 - Section 43: The Beetle, The Dhardheel, and the Prumpolaun

44 - Section 44: The Lady of the Alms

45 - Section 45: St. Patrick and his Garron

46 - Section 46: How Saint Moling got his Name