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School: Gleann Caisil (roll number 13222)

Location:
Gleann Chaisil, Co. Mayo
Teacher:
Eoghan Ó Súilleabháin
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  1. Pisreogaí

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    Bhí fear a gul a bhóthair lá amháin. Bhí sioc trom ann. Casadh fear eile leis.
    "Go mbeannuigh Dia dhuit," ar seisean
    "Go mbeannuigh Dia 's Muire duit" arsan fear eile.
    "Tá'n bóthar an-sleamhain ar fad," ar seisean.
    "Tá agus ar leithead," arsan fear eile.
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  2. Pisreogaí

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    Bhí fear ar a mbaile seo go raibh Niall Ó Scannail mar ainm air in aimsir a droch-shaoghal. Bhí ocht bhfataí agus dhá fhichid fágtha aige. Dubhairt sé go raibh neart aige a chuirfeadh 'un na fataí ur é má dhéanfaidh sé trosgadh ar feadh aon lá amháin. Bhí sé chun dhá fata a ithe in aghaidh an lae.
    Fuair sé a chodhladh a trosgadh an oidhche sin, agus fuarthas marbh ar a leabaidh é lá'r na bhárach le h-ocras, agus neart fágta in adhiaidh aige.
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    Topics
    1. genre
      1. belief (~391)
        1. folk belief (~2,535)
    Language
    Irish
    Informant
    Liam Ó Raghallaigh
    Gender
    Male
    Age
    45
    Address
    Dumha Locha, Co. Mayo

  3. Pisreogaí

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    Bhí beirt bhan go Clann Uí Caoí [.i. mac Aodh] in a gcómhnuidhe i nDubhloch in aimsir a droch shaoghal. Bhí tugtha suas aca go gcaillfí leis an ocras iad.
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