Scoil: Ballynacargy (C.) (uimhir rolla 7893)
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“Irish homesteads like those of the Indians are noted for their collection of domestic animals.”
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)catching rabbits. They are of a yellowish colour and their food is bread and milk.
Pet rabbits are not very common but some people keep them as a hobby and they are of the Angora and chinchincilla breeds. Their skins and wood are valuable. The are fed with bread and milk and green stuffs.
An aminal which has been always associated with the stage Irishman is the pig. Although not in such close association with the family as some English authors would have us believe the pig has played an important part in Irish economic life and has often been known as the rent payer. Irish bacon and hams are unsurpassed for quality and flavour.
Donkeys or asses are very common and if given a reasonable amount of care are very useful. But donkeys are sometimes subject to brutal(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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