Abstract: Story collected by Bab Warren, a student at Kilrush school (Ballynaberney, Co. Wexford) (no informant identified).
Original reference: 0895/3/50
School Kilrush [Vol. 0895, Chapter 0003]
County The Schools' Manuscript Collection : County Wexford Schools
The Care of the Feet [duchas:5006684]
262 The Care of the Feet The poor class of people did not wear boots until they were able to earn them. Very few children go barefoot in Summer. I do not know of anything being done with water for washing the feet except that it is thrown out. I do not know of any custom or belief connected with it. Sometimes boots and shoes are repaired in the home by the parents. Clogs were worn long ago and are (rarely) still worn. I do not know if leather was made in this district at any time and I only know of one proverb which is "There is nothing like leather. Bab Warren. Raheen, Strahart
Original reference: 0895/3/50
The Care of the Feet
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