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School: Coradh Chaitlín (C.)

Location:
Cora Chaitlín, Co. an Chláir
Teacher:
Eibhlin, Bean Mhic Conmara
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0598, Page 411

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    in a bog. They then dried it. Then they spun it and wove it into sheets and table-cloths. The clothes they made were very strong and lasted a long time.
    Informant;- Mr. Michael McNamara,
    Carnakella,
    Newmarket-on-Fergus.
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  2. Old Trades - Candle-Making

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    Candle making.
    If a cow or a sheep died long ago the people got all the fat off them. They put the fat in the fire and melted it. Then they got a cord and put it through a long round iron much like the same shape as a candle which was called a mould. Then they
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