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School: Sean-Achaidh (roll number 12887)

Location:
Seanachaidh, Co. Mayo
Teachers:
Mícheál P. Ó Gallachobhair Seán Ó Dubhthaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0136, Page 261

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  2. Gabha

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    Ó Coigligh an t-ainm abhí ar an ngabha a bhí i gCnoc na Seanbhoth, agus bhí sé ann le dhá scór bliadhain. As Áit Tighe Chunnáin, (atá cupla míle o Bhéal-an-Mhuirthid ar an mbóthar mór go Béal-an Átha) a tháínig sé. Bhí ceardhcha age san áít in a bhfuil teac Mháirtín Úi Mhaolálaigh (?) i láthair.
    Deánadh sé agus dheisigheadh sé sleóghain raíneacha, geataí, ceacta, tlú, trucaí agus uile. Teine den mhóin dhuibh a bhíodh san gcéardthain aige, agus bhí bolg ann leis an teine a shéideadh. D'fógadh sé an t-iaran i mBéal-an-Mhuirthid. Tugad nad aoine fataí, coirce, agus barraí eile dó mar phágh le h-aghaidh a chuid oibre.
    Tugad na fir cuairt ar an gcearcain agus bíodh siad ag cainnt agus cómhradh inntí.
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