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Cures - Sore Throat Tras-scríofa
Cures - Nervous Complaints Tras-scríofa
Marriage Customs Old and New Tras-scríofa
A Mungret Legend Le tras-scríobh
The Wren Song Le tras-scríobh
Grinding Corn Le tras-scríobh
Making Coffins Le tras-scríobh
Boot Polish Le tras-scríobh
Making Floors Le tras-scríobh
Súgán Chairs Le tras-scríobh
The Old Threshing Flail Le tras-scríobh
Washing Clothes before Soap Came into Use Le tras-scríobh
Washing of Clothes with Mud Le tras-scríobh
Stampy Bread Le tras-scríobh
Winnowing with the Wind and a Bórán Le tras-scríobh
Candle-Making Later Le tras-scríobh
Weaving and Dyeing Le tras-scríobh
Making of Household Linen Le tras-scríobh
Canopy Beds or Tasters Le tras-scríobh
Making of Concrete Rollers Le tras-scríobh
Uses of Turf Le tras-scríobh
Making Starch Le tras-scríobh
Making an Old Farm Cart Le tras-scríobh
Weeds, Herbs and Their Uses Le tras-scríobh
Maig the Trotter Le tras-scríobh
Ryan the Poet Le tras-scríobh
Hidden Treasure Le tras-scríobh
The White Boys and Carrig Le tras-scríobh
Signs of Rain Le tras-scríobh
Old Superstitions Le tras-scríobh
Food in Olden Times Le tras-scríobh
Care of the Feet Le tras-scríobh
Farm Animals Le tras-scríobh
Religious Story Le tras-scríobh
A Fairy Fort Le tras-scríobh
Famine Time Le tras-scríobh
Travelling Folk Le tras-scríobh
Clothes Made Locally Le tras-scríobh
Local Fairs Le tras-scríobh
Setting Potatoes Le tras-scríobh
Story of Butter Stealing Le tras-scríobh
Buying and Selling in Olden Times Le tras-scríobh
(gan teideal) Le tras-scríobh
A Story Le tras-scríobh
Subsititute for Turf Le tras-scríobh
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Old Local School (ar lean)
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)
In those days the children were not as cared for as they are now. They were seated on Stones about the school, but the Masters desk was a log of timber flattened on top. Now and again they may have a fire of sticks gathered by the pupils about the ditches. But they were never let up to it as the big bully spent more of his time at the fire than he taught them. His name was John Quinn. He was not a native of the place and was a stern harsh school master as every teacher is. No matter what way the pupils behave he always found something to grumble about. Sometimes in the fine weather he used to teach them in the open air. For a black-board he used a big slate and a sluggan with which he used to write in it. In the Winter they were shut in and there was no need to shut the windows as there was none to shut. Sometimes when he used to get too cross with the children the people rose up against him and hunted him from the place. If he ever returned again he was sure to conduct himself properly.
Mr Quinn taught Latin and Greek to the older pupils. He would have liked to teach Irish but if it was found
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