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School: Graughlough

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Greaghclogh, Co. Cavan
Teacher:
Mrs Wade
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1002, Page 110

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1002, Page 110

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  2. Buying and Selling

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    In olden times shops were not near so plentiful as now-a-days, for people did not use tea or sugar or such food as they do now. They lived on rough food such as potatoes or oat meal. Some shop-keepers sell no goods on Sunday, and others do after Mass time. This practice is still carried on in shop business
    There is no fair business carried on, on Sundays such as with cattle sheep or horses. Labour was often given to shopkeepers for goods. Some
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