Mike Cottingham
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Mike Cottingham (fl. 1930) was a contributor to the Irish Folklore Commission. Cottingham was a native of Raheen, Caherlistrane, and was a contributor during the early years of the Irish Folklore Commission. Some of Cottingham's work was later published in local journals and local history books.[citation needed]
References
[edit]- J. Hughes, Michael (c. 1993). The History and Folklore of the Barony of Clare.