School: Island View, Cill an Dísirt (roll number 14196)
- Location:
- Tonlegee, Co. Clare
- Teacher: Micheál Ó Cochláin
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- (continued from previous page)cup and saucer which was brought to American and home again by my aunt.
Another china dish is liked much. It is up to two hundred years. My Grand Father's grand father who was the owner of it. These things mentioned here are very much honoured in my home.
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“In every house through out the countryside St. Brigid's Cross is put up.”
In every house through out the countryside St. Brigid's Cross is put up. This cross is usually made from two pieces of timber. A cross is formed and it is joined wit tacks. This is put up in the rafter on St. Brigid's Eve. All this is done in honour of St. Brigid. Because when Our Lord was dead she came and said he would rise on the third day. A crop was raised.(continues on next page)
