Volume: CBÉ 0189
- Date
- 1935
- Collector
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- People used to go to Ross with fresh butter sometimes, but it was mostly as Ballyback they used go. Jerkins of butter, about twenty of 'em they used carry.
A day and a night it used take a man and horse to go to Ballyback and back. - They used play the parish hurling matches around here. I don't remember 'em but I often heard my grandfather talking about them.
Two teams would meet and each wan would try and bring the ball to his own parish. The order is with they would have is bring the ball to the(continues on next page)