School: Cúige (roll number 10773)
- Location:
- Coogue Middle, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Mícheál Ó Briain
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- (continued from previous page)person got hungry between meals they made "sogaibín". They got some milk, and put a few tablespoons of meal into it and ate it by way of a snack. They also ate the oatmeal raw, a fist of oatmeal being called a "plaic".
Porridge made with buttermilk instead of water was called "brochán."
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- Collector
- Geraldine Cuniff
- Gender
- Female