School: Aclint, Ardee (roll number 2138)

Location:: Béal Átha Claonta, Co. Lú
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mild tenderly guide me for I am your child. For Dying may I my last Communion make. In peace with Him who died too for my sake. And may that loving Lord my parting spirit take: This is a prayer to say when you get up in the morning Take my body "Jesus eyes and ears and tongue, Never," Never let them help to do thee wrong Told by Mrs Martin Edmondstown Ardee on the 5th Dec 1938 Written by Mary Sharkey Edmondstown on the 6th Dec 1938
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Local Forges

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Local forges
The cure of the rickets, the people would bring the children to the forge. The Blacksmith would put the child round the anvil three time.Then they would leave the child sitting on the block

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