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School: Loughkeeren

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Knockatemple, Co. Mayo
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Anna M. Warde
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0120, Page 12

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    A Saturday moon comes seven years too soon.
    Micheal Foye
    Lisgorman,
    Bohola,
    Co. Mayo
    When the moon gets up red it is the sign of frost..
    When the new moon is thin and sharp, it is the sign of wet weather.
    Mary Keane
    Knocktemple,
    Ballyvary,
    Co. Mayo
    If there is a halo around the moon, it is a sign of stormy and wet weather.
    Celine Warde
    St. Ciaran's
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    When the moon gets up red it is the sign of frost.
    When the new moon is thin and sharp, it is the sign of wet weather.
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