School: Baile Dháithí, Dunlavin
- Location:
- Davidstown, Co. Wicklow
- Teacher: Róisín Bhreathnach
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- (continued from previous page)Red-hills, and she came. She was chatting the girl at the fire. By and by, she asked her what swelled her face. She said she was dancing a reel with the Good People, and that So-and-so (calling one by name) gave her a slip in the jaw because she was not dancing it right.Moll gave her something to drink, and cured her there and then.
- We were churning and churning, at Briens, and for a couple of turns there was no butter, only the milk boiling out in froth. One day, I said I'd go to Mrs Leeson. She lived in Moll Antony's place. Now I'm not sure was she a daughter or a neice, but she was just as good as Moll.I went on to the Curragh, and went to Hanlys on my own way. You know, I worked with Hanly for years, so when i did not know the way to the Redhills, I knew Hanly would direct me. I stayed the night.(continues on next page)
