School: Killorglin (C.) (roll number 12833)
- Location:
- Killorglin, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Úna Nic Choluim
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- Breagain .Children around here make tops. The way they make them is this.
They get a block of wood and after shaping a small top out of it they put a nail in the fire. When the nail gets red they put it down through the top. The reason they make the nail red is so thar it will make a hole up the top without cracking it.
When the nail is up as far as the children want it they point the end of the nail and spin it the usual way.______________________________________The following are other games which are played here:-
1. Rounders
2. Hides
3. Colours
4. Blind Man's Buff
5 . Jig upon knee
6. Trains
7. Skipping
8. Ghost in the Garden
9. Jumping over ropes
10. Cat and the Mouse
11. Burns
12. Cock and the Hen
13. Jenny-Joe
14. Grand Mother Grey
15. Lazy Betty
16. Milking Can
17. Merry-go-Round
18. Follow-my-leader
19. The Butchers Shop
20. Wall-flowers (no title)
“The following are other games which are played here...”
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