School: Cronaghbois (roll number 2658)
- Location:
- Crannogeboy, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: Criostóir Ó Beirn
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1048, Page 336
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“Loughos Point is an English speaking district.”
(continued from previous page)Brioscar - rubbish broken bits of anything
Bean-sidhe
Bodach - big fat rich man
Bodach ruadh - red codfish
Bodach dubh - black "
Bairneach - edible sea food
Bainbhín - young pig
Builg - bellows, sunken rocks over which sea swells
Buaile - milking enclosure
Bainín briocach - homespun flannel
Boc - blow, playboy
Bale - heavy shower
Builbín
Beag a (da) mhaith - good for nothing person
Brúis - a large number or quantity, a "brúis of children
Bramh [th] santa - snug, comfortable a b. house.
C.
Cailleach - old woman, old stumps of a tree, bundle of wrack towed after boat.
Cárnán
Crúb
Cruitínlach
Currach - boat, damp low lying land
Céilidhe
Cáman
Clugadan - fool, head of cabbage.
Croisín - cross piece at top of hand spade.
Clábar
Cal-leanngoch
Cruibin Crubog half creel.
Cró
Cuaille
Cipín
Cár - wry face, car
Cab - mouth
Cladach - Hearth of cobble stone, rocky shore
Clochan - stepping stones across river or stream.(continues on next page)