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“There was a branch of Cahills in Aghada long ago and they were blacksmiths...”
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“People used to spin black stockings long ago...”
People used to spin black stockings long ago. They used to keep a black sheep specially to make the black thread, as they had no dye in these years. Mrs. Crowley in Ballywilliam has a spinning-wheel yet. I have seen a home-made towel in our own house.
The croppy pikes were made at Lawton's forge, nick-named "gowes". They lived near Coolbay cross. The ruins of the house and the forge stone is to be seen there yet.