School: Belcarra (C.)
- Location:
- Ballycarra, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Mary T. Moran
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The farmer had a band concealed under ground in the centre of the fort. No more trespassers troubled the farmer for the rest of his life.
- During the making of the Railway line from Balla to Ballina about 70 years ago, an engineer whose father owned a big shop in Ballina, was rather hard to please and looked with contempt on the working men. At dinner hour one day a hard working man was sitting on the bank, having his dinner of brown bread, when the engineer thought he would have a joke at him.
What sort of bread is that you have Pat?
O said Pat. It is very good, a mixture of moleskin and corduroy. The Engineer's father sold only moleskin and corduroy pants.
