Scoil: Listowel (B.) (uimhir rolla 1797)

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1. Féilí na Bliana - Oíche Sheáin Naofa (Oíche Tine Sheáin)

   

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   Oidhche Sheáin Naomhtha:- (Oidhche Tein' Sheáin) 1. Ní ceart bheith ag rinnce tímpal na teineadh Oidhche SheanSheáin, mar cailín rinnce ba chionntach leis an naomh a chur chun báis. 2. An té is aoirde léimeann thar an teine ar aghaidh agus ar chúl, 'sé is sia mairfidh agus is séanmhaire pósfaidh. 3. Ní ceart an ghríosach a breith isteach san tigh nuair a bhíonn an teine ag dul in éag nó chaillfí duine san tigh roim an am sin aríst. 4. Ba cheart cnámh a chaitheamh isteach sa teine, Oidhche Sh. Sheáin. Teine cnámh.

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2. Funny Stories - Stories Relating to Paddy Drury Poet

   

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   Once upon a time Paddy Drury the poet was very drunk and he was coming out of Limerick. He was eating a loaf of bread and he saw a woman with a little dog. The woman called him and asked him to throw the dog a bit and Paddy caught the dog by the tail and threw the dog over the ditch.

   People in Knockanure laughed at Paddy Drury the Poet. He said:-
   "Knockanure both mane and poor
   A church without a steeple
   Where ignorant boors look over half-doors,
   To laugh at decent people".

   

   Tras-scríofa ag duine dár meitheal tras-scríbhneoirí deonacha.

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