School: An Corr Dubh (roll number 14339)

Location:: Corduff, Co. Leitrim
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A Song (continued)

“Where Leitrims waters flow”

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Leitrim's Waters flow. IIII The angler too with line and hook along nits waters roam But some of them alas are gone three thousands miles from home But no matter where they chance to roam their thought come back I know. To the lovely scenes around lough Ford where Leitrims waters flow. This song was composed by a man named McGowan from Auhoo. Aged fifty years.
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The Care of Our Farm Animals

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There are a number of animals on our farm - cows, calves, pigs, a horse and an ass. The cow-house is generally built of stone and roofed with iron. It is fitted with a groove, a manger for holding the fodder and wooden stakes. The chain for tying the cows are

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