School: Cnoc an Chláraigh, Séipéal na Carraige (roll number 14002)
- Location:
- Knockaclarig, Co. Cork
- Teacher: David Ó Ceallacháin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0356, Page 463
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- Pigs are called in the following manner
Tuk Tuk Tuk Sows are not housed Except in winter or when they are about to harroud When they are about to farrow they are very often brought in to the kitchen of the dwelling house do do so They are called wahee wahee wahee. The bonhams are called Bian Bian Bian Hens are called Tuck Tuck Tuck
Chickens are called Chick Chick Chick Neighbouring women usually Exchange eggs for hatching eggs will not be Exchanged with some woman who are supposed to be able to work pisheogs Eggs figure very much in the working pisheogs Geese are called Biadee Biadee Biadee
The ducks are called Feen Fenn Feen
The turkeys are called Been Been Bee
