School: Tulach Ruacháin

Location:: Tulrohaun, Co. Mayo
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it is made into rolls with a pair of cards and then it is spun into thread. The people make the thread into clothes. Tom Healy from Drimbane made brooms of heath and he tied the brooms with a string to keep the heath together and sold the brooms to the people of the town.
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William Ward from Caramore made basket for carring some clothes to the market.
Catherine Murray from Ballybane was spinning long ago with a big spinning wheel and he also was weaving but very few people weave in those late years.
Michael Boyle from Carramon

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