School: Loftus Hall
- Location:
- Loftushall, Co. Wexford
- Teacher: Brighid Ní Eadhra
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- (continued from previous page)pounds, half pounds or large rolls. The butter -milk is kept to make bread or it is used as a fresh drink by the people of the house.The Local Forge.
There are two forges in this parish owned by Tom Power and Alick Power. One of them is in Templetown and the other in Loftus Hall. For many years their people have been smiths. One of the forges is on the road-side and the other is near the cross-roads.
The blacksmith's implements are the, bellows, tongs, hammer, nails and irons. He shoes horses and donkies and makes and mends farm
