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Riddles Collected by Children in Drumkeeran District Tras-scríofa
A True Story from Drumkeeran District Tras-scríofa
Story of Recent Discovery on Lough Allen Tras-scríofa
Some Stories in Drumkeeran District Tras-scríofa
Beliefs and Customs Collected by the Children of Drumkeeran School Tras-scríofa
Some of the Cures Still Practised is Drumkeeran District Tras-scríofa
The Cure of the Thorn Tras-scríofa
The Cure of the Ringworm Tras-scríofa
Lore in Connection with Birds Tras-scríofa
Foods Made and Used in this Country Tras-scríofa
Weather-Lore in this District collected by the Children of Drumkeeran School Tras-scríofa
Poem - The Hills above the Town Tras-scríofa
Song - The Waterfall Le tras-scríobh
Noted Deeds in Drumkeeran District Le tras-scríobh
Beliefs and Customs in Connection with May Day and Other Days throughout the Year in Drumkeeran District Le tras-scríobh
Stories of the Famine from Drumkeeran District Le tras-scríobh
Marriage Customs in Drumkeeran District Le tras-scríobh
Religious Stories Le tras-scríobh
Old Written Prayers in Drumkeeran District Le tras-scríobh
Beliefs in Drumkeeran District about the Harvest Le tras-scríobh
Stories of the Holy Family in Drumkeeran District Le tras-scríobh
Customs and Beliefs in Drumkeeran and District in Connection with Funerals, Deaths, Corpses and Wakes Tras-scríofa
Herbs and Weeds Le tras-scríobh
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Foods Made and Used in this Country (ar lean)
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supply them with food until they reached their destination.
The Irish used to make flummery also. They soaked one pint of oatmeal in a quart of water for two days, then they strained it through muslin and boiled it for thirty or twenty minutes when it was ready for eating.
Boxty is an old Irish food and it is a well known Friday dish in this part of the country. When they wanted to make boxty they got an equal quantity of boiled and raw potatoes. Then they peeled and mashed the boiled potatoes. They peeled and grated the raw potatoes and squeezed them through a muslin cloth. They mixed the mashed and grated potatoes with a little salt. They formed them into little cakes using milk if it was necessary to make the dough stick. They boiled the
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