School: Naomh Seosamh, Shrule
- Location:
- Shrule, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Mícheál Ó Reachtaire
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0102, Page 029
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- (continued from previous page)he atá agam annseo?" ar seisean. "An tú Seán mac an [?]ógh?" "Seadh" ar seisean."Céard atá uait anois?" "Thainig mé [le?] do ingean a phósadh". Níl aon fear i gConnamara gheobhaidh í níos túisge má bhíomar ag troid indé [fé?]in. Rinneadh an pósadh annsin agus mhair siad go [so]cair sásta i gConnamara agus níl fios agam ceard a tharla dóibh.
[D']Innis Mairtín Ó Ceóinín, Cathair-Mór, Cathair Lioscáinne, an scéal dom.
Pól Ó Buadhachain.
- Béaloideas 3. 5 . '38Once two brothers went to England looking for work. the were lodging,
- Moran na Scuab 3 . 5 . '38Moran was a man who lived in Shrule. He had two sons, Pat and Mike. He was a brush-maker and he used to go to Dalgan pulling heath with his sons. He had an uncle in Headford a goldsmith who used to visit him once a week. One Friday as Moran and his sons were pulling heath they found a beautiful feather under a tree. They brought it home and showed it to their uncle. When he saw it he said if they got the bird which lost the feather Moran would(continues on next page)
- Collector
- Paul Bohan
- Gender
- Male
- Informant
- John Bohan
- Relation
- Parent
- Gender
- Male
