Scoil: An Clochar, Carraig Thuathail

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1. Local Happenings (ar lean)

   

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   fishermen were lost in the same place. The following year a gentleman was in a pleasure boat on a Sunday after-noon. The sea was rough and the boat overturned and the man was drowned.

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2. Old Crafts (ar lean)

   

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   After the last dip the candle was plunged into a vessel of cold water to give it a gloss.
   In some houses still may be found pewter or iron moulds into which a wick was first put and the mould filled with melted fat. When the fat had cooled a moulded candle could be shaken out of it.
   The hand-made ones were called "dips".

   Soap-making.
   For home-made soap you would need ten or twelve lbs of mutton fat and an equal quantity of caustic soda.
   When the two are boiled together a cake of soap forms on the top of the vessel and the liquid under-neath is very useful for thickening home-made flannel.

   

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