School: Loftus Hall
- Location:
- Loftushall, Co. Wexford
- Teacher: Brighid Ní Eadhra
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- (continued from previous page)them are over eighty they do not speak Irish but the children of the village gather round to heat them telling ghost stories.
The people have slated houses. In former times the houses were more numerous, but some of them are in ruins to - day. The owners of them emigrated to the United States in the famine time.
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On our farm at home the most harmful weed growing is prasip. This is a big yellow weed and it usually grows in the wheat, barley and oats. The weed is not used for healing purposes but it is cut down(continues on next page)
