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1. Seanamhrán (continued)

   “D'éirigh ant-iolar mór amach ag cruinnuighadh cuid na Cásga”

   

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   Ba mhaith aici cearc a chur ar spit le sin a pósadh go n-ólaidh muid sláinte na n-éanlaith. Tháinig an reannóg corrach annsin le sollaint ar ais fheásta. "Go mbeannaighidh an Rí a's mise díobh" Arsa sise leis an éanlaith Mura bhruighidh mé cearc na cleite nó an chuid reamhar de na stéigeacha Rachaidh mé go hIorras 'mo bhochtán ag iarraidh déirce. Go n-ólaidh muid sláinte na n-éanlaith. Níor bhain an dreolán a hata de go dtáinig sé i láthair. Bhuail an t-iolar spur sin agus thug sé léim an ghárda. Da rabh míle maith agat a iolair mhóir na spáige. Ba bheag ar thóin do phutóige mise agus clann mo mháthara. Dí ólaidh muid sláinte na n-éanlaith. Tá bata ar an iolar a bhfuil leithead mo bhoise de lása air Tá bonn garbh airgid aige

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   Topics

   1. genre
      1. poetry
         1. folk poetry (~9,504)

   Language

   Irish

   Informant

   Pádruig Mac Maongáil

   Gender

   Male

   Age

   c. 50

   Address

   Doire na nAspal, Co. Donegal