Very interesting. Maybe I'm getting mixed up with Paróiste Múrach (where I most often speak Irish).

There older people say things like:
Seo faram é
agus sise faram
Suigh faram
Chuaigh sé páirteach faram
Shiúladh sé faram
á dhéanamh faram

If that's not found in Músgraí, then it's an interesting difference between them. Let me check some older Cork writers.

These differences are quite interesting, like cases where Cork will use tar éis for the perfect, but Kerry will use a verbal adjective construction.

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The dialect I use is Cork Irish.
Ar sgáth a chéile a mhairid na daoine, lag agus láidir, uasal is íseal

What is a verbal adjective construction? do you mean they say "táim dultha"? Are you mainly transferring to Kerry Irish now? (A logical move in many ways due to the lack of a Category A Gaeltacht in Cork).