Scoil: Glenculloo, Killoscully (uimhir rolla 11083)

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1. The Care of Our Farm Animals

   

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   Our domestic animals at home are
   cows, calves, yearlings, horses, cats, dogs
   sheep and a donkey. We have six
   cows and we call them the long-legs,
   the kerry, the short tail, the polly,
   the old black cow and the mag-
   pie.
   When driving the cows in or
   out of a field we say "How How".
   Similarly with calves. The house for
   cows is called the cowhouse. The cows
   are tied to stakes or in bails.
   If cows are cross when milking they
   are tied by the legs. The material for the
   tying of cows is made of cord. Palm
   is put up in every house on the farm
   on Palm Sunday. There are no stories
   told about horses being kept in a
   stable for seven years.
   When calling hens we say
   Tuk, Tuk. When calling turkeys we
   say "Bee Bee" and calling geese
   we say "Baddy Baddy". Ducks are
   called "Puddle Puddle" or "feed feed".
   When geese are laying there

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