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Story of St Patrick's Visit to Tyholland Parish Tras-scríofa
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
The Townlands of Terrycaffe, Tiravera and Cornahoe Tras-scríofa
Townlands - The Townland of Killyneill Tras-scríofa
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
Buying and Selling Tras-scríofa
The Local Patron Saint Tras-scríofa
The Magpie and the Wren Tras-scríofa
Story Connected with the Landlords Tras-scríofa
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“Food in Olden Times”
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Food in Olden Times
In olden times people generally ate four meals. The first meal was the breakfast at about eight o'clock. Dinner was eaten about 12 o'clock. A third meal was eaten about four o'clock and then supper before going to bed. It was usual for the men to get up about six o'clock and work until about eight o'clock without getting anything to eat. The usual breakfast was porridge and buttermilk. Sometimes potatoes were eaten at breakfast. Usually the porridge pot was placed on the floor
or on a chair. The family sat around it each with a large bowl of buttermilk and a spoon and took their share.
Potatoes were often eaten at the breakfast instead of porridge. New milk was used with porridge by farmers but poorer people and workmen never got anything except buttermilk.
Potatoes were always used at dinner. As a rule a large flat basket called a "teeming" basket was placed on a pot on the centre of the floor. The water out of the potato pot was poured into it.
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