School: Kilcullen (B.)

Location:: Kilcullen, Co. Kildare
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oaten bread was made out of whole oaten meal and baked on a griddle. The potatoe cake was made out of potatoes and flour. The flour was the wheat ground by a hand mill. When the cake was made it was also baked on griddle
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Buying and Selling

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Long ago buying and selling was chiefly carried on in the marked place, or outside the the Church after mass on Sundays.
Sometimes goods were exchanged for sheep or cattle.

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