School: Maolach Mór (roll number 12173)
- Location:
- Meelick More, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Seán Mac Coisdealbha
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0099, Page 183
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- 1. Cycling.
2. Reading.
3. Knitting.
4. Spinning.
5. Card-playing.
6. Draughts.
7. Making "scibs".
8. Story-telling.
9. Weaving.
10. Making "ciseáns".
11. Smoking and Drinking.1. Cycling
Cycling is a beautiful pastime in Summer, and it is chiefly indulged in by the growing up boys and girls. Many people go cycling on Sunday and other leisure hours. They go a distant of about ten or twelve miles and in that way they get to know many places.
2. Reading
Reading is a very quiet pastime, and it is carried on by the young and old. Sometimes during the long winter nights people take up a paper or book(continues on next page)
