School: Tír na Néill (roll number 3845)
- Location:
- Tirnaneill, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: M. Mc Cague
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Horses live in a place called a "stable" They get hay, straw as fodder. Horses are shod nearly every two months their shoes are made of iron. Horses are clipped in the Winter time, part of their hair is taken off to make them cooler when they are standing int he stable day after day and night after night.
When eggs are to be hatched there is a mark put on them usually, in case any other hen would happen to lay in the nest and so they are known.
8th November 1938.- Collector
- Marjorie Stuart
- Gender
- Female