School: An Baile Mór (roll number 11193)

Location:: Ballymore Lower, Co. Donegal
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scoop, and put into a butter dish. It is washed well with cold water to take all the butter milk out of it. Then there is a little salt put into it. It is made up into half pounds and pounds with butter spades. Some of it is sold in the shops and the remainder is kept for household uses. Martha Moffitt Recieved from-: Margaret Moffitt Cloonmass
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The Great Storm

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There was a great storm of wind here about forty years ago. It was on a Sunday and so it was called the Windy Sunday. The wind blew stacks of oats for several miles. It pulled the

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