School: Derryvoney

Location:: Derryvony, Co. Cavan
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another. Round the green gravel. We all say Round the green gravel the grass grows green. Many a lady is fit to be seen, washed om milk dressed in silk. Last pops down.
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Churning

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We have a churn at home. It is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom It is twenty years old. The side of it is very round. Milk is only churned once as we send it ti Belturbet.

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Old Roads

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There are many old roads in this country. The names of them are Coragh road, Quivey road, Clourninny

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