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- Baile an Chaisil, Co. Mhaigh Eo
- Múinteoir: Mícheál de Búrca
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- In former times there were many men and women who never were shoes or boots.
They wore instead home spun stockings made without soles with a slot left on the back of the foot to slip over the second or third toes to keep the "Troithíns" in place. The people who wore those boasted of never having had a cold and usually lived to a great age. The kness and ankles were always protected from the cold.
In keeping with those "Troithins" cuffs made of a brighter wool were worn to protects the wrists. There were others who wore shoes to church or to town.
The people were "fleet of foot" in those days, messengers could run for miles across hill dale valley without being tired or "short of breath". The special messengers were called such names as Diarmyd a [?] or Páoú an gharraidh or Márín an t-sodar (Diarmyd running) Páoú the hare) (Márín(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)- Bailitheoir
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