Scoil: Cill Cholmáin, Shanagolden (uimhir rolla 4014)

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1. Food in Olden Times (ar lean)

   

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   The Injun meal bread was the only kind of bread they had long ago, and the poorer class used stir-about.
   Fish was used only in rare occasions. It was a custom with some families to use a couple of meals of nettles in the month of May as a preventative of disease for the year. Geese were eaten at Michaelmas day. Eggs were eaten on Easter Sunday.
   The vessels used before the cups became common was the pint saucepan and the piggen but tea was not drank out of piggons.
   Pat Cregan knew an old woman named Mrs Foran. She lived near a bog in the locality. She had a dog and a pig. The pig used to sleep near the wall beside the fire. Charlie was the dog's name. The pig and the dog used to go for a walk every day but this day they went out and were out a long time. The dog came back and the old woman said to the dog "Charlie where did you leave the pig". The dog leaped up on her and commenced to bark and ran out. She called the neighbours and they found the pig in

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