School: Baile an Daingin (C.) (roll number 4828)

Location:: Ballindine, Co. Mayo
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living in little houses about a quarter of a mile east of Ballindine. The cooker's name was Patsy Flahey and the weaver's name was Ned Glynn. The cooker used make dishes and keelers for holding cream and also fl Losseto that the people used make bread in. There are some of the blankets and quilts that were made by Ned Glynn still to be found.
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In Creevagh a man named John Cunnigham used make baskets of sally rods. He used skin the rods boil them leave them to season and then weave them. The trade died with him.

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