Scoil: Kilmuckridge

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1. (gan teideal) (ar lean)

   “Mrs Doran of Ballyadam (aged 58) tells me that a family names Francis...”

   

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   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   work people used to "deal" with Francis for their "stirabout", one penny a "mug" during the bad days after and during the famine. This Francis kept a stirabout kitchen and it is said he became very wealthy even in those bad black days of the Famine period

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2. (gan teideal)

   “Mr John Carberry, aged 70ys. of Litterbeg. Tells of a Soup-Kitchen that was run by a Protestant...”

   

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   Mr John Carberry aged 70 years of Litterbeg.

   Tales of a soup kitchen that was run by a Protestant gentleman at Kilmuckridge South in a house now owned by Mr Gre Sinnott (brother to Rev Fr D Sinnott Adm. Wexford).

   It doled out soup to the "right sort" of people in those days.

   

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