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Cures of Ailments in Animals Tras-scríofa
The Local Patron Saint Tras-scríofa
The Lore of Certain Days Tras-scríofa
Stories Connected with Birds Tras-scríofa
The Magpie and the Wren Tras-scríofa
Tyholland in the Penal Times Tras-scríofa
Cure for Heart Failure Tras-scríofa
Local Marriage Customs Tras-scríofa
The Townlands of Shelvins, Drumagelvin, Crowey Tras-scríofa
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The Townland of Leitrim Tras-scríofa
Things that Are Unlucky or Lucky Tras-scríofa
Food in Olden Times Tras-scríofa
The Potato Crop Tras-scríofa
Hurling and Football Tras-scríofa
The Care of the Feet Tras-scríofa
The Local Forge Tras-scríofa
Story Connected with Bird Talk Tras-scríofa
The Care of Our Farm Animals Tras-scríofa
Story about a Fairy Woman Tras-scríofa
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The Local Patron Saint Tras-scríofa
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In olden times bread was made from flour, wheaten-meal and oaten-meal. Flour was not made locally but wheaten-meal and oaten-meal was. The meal was made in local mills at Crumlin, Aghatamony or Seveagh. These mills are still working except Crumlin mill. The following kinds of bread were made - wheaten bread, oaten bread, potato cake, boxty bread.
Wheaten bread was made just like now. The meal was put in a dish, a spoonful of salt and soda was added. All was mixed up and buttermilk added. When it was kneaded it was placed on a griddle over the fire and a cross marked on the top. This is to make the bread rise right.
Oaten bread was very much used. The oaten meal was put in water the night before. It was then taken out and the water run off it. Sometimes it was put in hot water for a time. Some salt was mixed with it and it was
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