School: Ballyjamesduff Convent

Location:: Ballyjamesduff, Co. Cavan
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through the rain, it indicates thunder and lightning. When a ring is seen round the moon it indicates coming rain. When the Wild geese fly north it is the sign of coming snow. When the wind blows from the north it is the sign of coming rain. When the wind blows from the north it is the sign of coming snow. When the sun sinks red it indicates coming frost.
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Food In Olden Times

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Long ago people in our district used a very different diet to that of the present day people, perhaps that is the reason of their being so healthy. Their breakfast consisted chiefly of porridge and butter milk or sowans. Their dinner consisted

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