School: Cnapach

Location:: Knappagh, Co. Cavan
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the top, then I make a little cap in the same way, and I sew it to the body, I pear little sticks and put them in her body for legs, and arms, and then I put arms in her with polish. I make cats and dogs with blue clay. I make cups and saucers from clay also. I make necklaces from rowan berries. I make dolls houses from pieces of wood which I nail together These toys are all right when they are made, but when they are tossed about they fall asunder.
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Churning

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On every farmers place in which cow's are kept, the milk is usually churned. The churn which we have at home is a hand churn. It is about "three feet o a half" in height. There are different parts on it which are called different

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