Games I Play

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The Potato Crop

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Proverbs

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Dan Clarke, Mr Clarke

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Proverbs

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Lena Meehan, Mrs Meehan

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Proverbs

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Bridie Maher, Mr Maher

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Proverbs

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Mr Fanning, Nicholas Fanning

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Proverbs

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Maureen Marnell, Mr Marnell

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Proverbs

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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The Local Roads

“There is a lane at the back of Mick Farrells...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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The Local Roads

“The "New Line" got its name because it not long made...”

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Mr Fanning, Nicholas Fanning

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The Local Roads

“There was another road called the old Road...”

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Dan Maher, Mr Maher

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Local Customs

“On Shrove Tuesday the people of this district gets married mostly...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Local Customs

“On Shrove Tuesday people used to boil meat and cabbage and potatoes and have them for supper...”

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Lena Meehan, Mrs Meehan

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Care of Our Farm Animals

“The people of this parish keep cows, horses, sheep, pigs, goats and cattle...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Mr Quinlan

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Care of Our Farm Animals

“The cow-house is called a diary of cows...”

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Mr Fanning, Nicholas Fanning

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Churning

“Long ago and in some places yet there was a churn used called the dash churn...”

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Daniel Quinlan, Margaret Reaves

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Churning

“We have a churn at home. It is a barrel churn and it is on a frame...”

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Lena Meehan, Mrs Meehan

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Churning

“Moton's churn every two weeks...”

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Nicholas Fanning, William Moton

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Churning

“If you churn on Easter Sunday you churn in about 15 minutes...”

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Dan Clarke, Mr Clarke

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Food in Olden Times

“Only two meals a day were eaten in olden times, the breakfast and tea...”

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Bridie Maher, Mr Maher

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