School: Cooleenbridge, Scariff
- Location:
- Poulagower, Co. Clare
- Teacher: T. Mac Seóín
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- (continued from previous page)such as the blue calf, the black calf, the speckled calf and the whitehead.
Every farmer has a horse do the work of the farm such as ploughing, mowing, and bringing home the turf and ponies are kept for travelling and doing the light work.
Sheep are very useful animals also and are usually reared on mountainous districts. The young of the sheep are called lambs and the males are called ewes. Butchers buy sheep and kill them for their meat. This meat is called mutton.
