School: Ráth Séideóg (roll number 8786)
- Location:
- Rashedoge, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: Brighid Ní Dhomhnaill
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1104, Page 81
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- There was a boy named Paddy lived in Ireland. He had a good donkey, he thought if he would bring the donkey to Scotland that he would get a good price for it. As he was going up the street in Glasgow a great big Scotch man put his head out of a window and asked what are the donkeys going now "Paddy Paddy" said a great big one like you would fetch a good price.
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“When you see the new moon you should say. ¶ I see the new moon ¶ And the new moon see's me”
When you see the new moon you should say.
I see the new moon
And the new moon see's me
God bless the new moon
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“Whatever you have in your hand when you see the new moon first; you will have plenty of that before the next new moon comes.”
What ever you have in your hand when you see the new moon first; you will have plenty of that before the next new moon comes.