School: Croisín (Crusheen) (B. & C.)

Location:: Crusheen, Co. Clare
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are two or three years old people living there, who can speak a little Irish. There are a good deal of old houses there. My district is an old one, I cannot tell how it got its name.
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Potatoes are sown very plentiful in this district. They are sown in ridges the first year and in drills after that. We sow potatoes at home, my father prepares the ground. He ploughs it a couple of

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