Collected and translated
Years of collecting, transcribing and translating the stories into Irish.
Doolin Folklore Project and the Burren Storytelling Centre
Here you'll find the stories in written form, background information on the project and links to podcasts featuring local and experienced storytellers sharing these tales.
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Faoin tionscadal
Members from the Burren Storytelling Centre, Aindrias de Staic and Alysh Doyle have been working closely with the Doolin Folklore Project to bring the rich storytelling heritage of Doolin back to life. Alongside dedicated members of the local community, the project has spent several years revisiting the wonderful stories collected by Stiofáin Uí Ealaoire in Leabhar Stiofáin, helping to preserve, share and pass them on to a new generation.
Years of collecting, transcribing and translating the stories into Irish.
With funding from the Heritage Council, members of the public were invited to learn the art of storytelling under the guidance and mentorship of Aindrias.
The workshops culminated in a special public performance at Doolin Community Centre, where participants brought these much-loved local stories back to life in front of their own community.
At its heart, this project was about reconnecting people with the stories of their place, giving them a voice and ensuring they continue to be told for generations to come.
Tuilleadh le léamh

English interpretation
The whole book in English, interpreted by the Doolin Folklore Group.
PDF · 315 pages
PDF coming soon

Life story
The life story of Stiofáin, known in English as Stephen Hillary.
PDF coming soon
Podchraoltaí
Six episodes featuring the people, stories and storytelling traditions of Doolin. Listen to the series below, from the project's introduction to its final farewell.

A project by
Doolin Folklore Project & Burren Storytelling Centre