School: Rathfeigh (roll number 10281)

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1. Prayers (continued)

   

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   Altúghadh taréis Bídh

   Moladh do Dhia nach gann.
   Moladh gach am do'n Rígh
   Moladh do Íosa Críost,
   Ar son a raibh againn de'n bhiadh

   
   Ofráil na Maidne

   Gach nidh ar do son-sa a Íosa
   Thug anam is intinn dúinn
   Gach nidh ar do son-sa a Íosa,
   Gach focal gach gníomh gach dhúil.

   
   Brighid agus a brat, Muire agus a Mac
   Eadarainn agus gach uile h-olc

   

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   History Edit

2. Old Houses

   

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   Long ago the houses were not so good as they are now. The walls were made of mud and the roofs were make of thatch and sometimes rushes. The thatch roof was made of straw which was got in the corn-field. Nearly every house long ago had a bed in the kitchen and it was placed against the wall. The bed was called a settle bed. In some houses there was no fire-place and they had to light a fire out-side to

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   Topics

   1. objects
      1. man-made structures
         1. buildings
            1. residential buildings (~2,723)

   Language

   English

   Collector

   Patty Mitchell

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Waterside Little, Co. Meath