School: Loughkeeren
- Location:
- Knockatemple, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Anna M. Warde
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- The cat turns his tail to the fire when rain is coming. He scrapes wood when a storm is at hand.Micheal Foye
Lisgorman,
BoholaIf the dog is seen tumbling on the floor it is the sign of a storn and if he is seen eating grass it is the sign of rain.
John McNicholas
Muckroe,
Shraheen,
BallaWhen cattle cluster on the hill it is a sign of fine weather.Patrick Commins
Rathruane
- If the dog is seen tumbling on the floor it is the sign of a storm and if he is seen eating grass it is the sign of rain.
- Collector
- John Mc Nicholas
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Sraheens, Co. Mayo
- When cattle cluster on the hill it is a sign of fine weather.
