School: Easgéiphtine (C.) (roll number 2040)

Location:: Askeaton, Co. Limerick
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The Care of Our Farm Animals (continued)

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for them. When calling hens we say "Juk Juk," when calling ducks "Feed Feed" When calling turkeys we say b, Bee Bee" When putting down hatching eggs some people put a pencil mark on them The names of cows are Polly, Decter, Magpie, Rowan, P Kerry, cow, Rose, peggy, Bessie, Mollie. The horses names are Martin, Moll, Kit, Peg, White sock, Ginger, Bill, Rose, and Dolly. I did not hear any traditional stories connected with horses not do not know.
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The Care of the Feet

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The Care of the Feet
In former times people were twenty and twenty on years of age when they wore boots, because they did not know what boots were then.
Lots of children at the present day go barefoot in Summer

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