Hello and welcome to super great kit stories, wise tales from around the world which will

make you laugh and sometimes cry. Recommended for ages 5 to 105. I'm Kim and I love stories.

Well hello super great kids, I hope you had a lovely long holiday. I wonder if you had time to learn

one of the story songs or even one of the stories in our podcast. The theme at the moment is fairy tales

and the tale today is told by the wonderful storyteller Kate Corkery. It's an Irish fairy tale from

the city of Cork where Kate is from. It tells the story of a beautiful lake in Cork or Locke as they

say in Irish and how the people of Cork say it came to be there. Can you think of any other Irish

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Did you think of any Irish stories? Well, there's Mr Rabbit and the Fox

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