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School: Lochmuice (roll number 16556)

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Loch Muc, Co. Donegal
Teacher:
Áine M. Ní Fhuathaigh
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    i gcomhnuidhe ag margadh nuair a dhíoltar beath ar bith bhéir an té a dhíolas é "luck's penny" arais do as an airgead, tuairim as cúíg sgilling no mar sin.
    Nuair a bhíos an margadh críochnuighthe buaileann an fear a dhíolas an beath agus an fear a cheannuigeas é dhá lámh ar a chéile agus annsin bíonn an margadh críochnuighthe.
    Cuirtear marc de dhath ar bith ar na caoraigh ach ceangaltar corda de ruball chuid de na h-eallaigh agus cuid eile gearrtas marc sa'n fhiomadh le sciosear no ins na cluasa le sciosar.
    Bó ar bith no beath ar bith a mbíonn adhastar air tugtar an t-adhastar do te a cheannuigheas an beath.
    Seo iad na h-aontaighe is mó le radh san bhliain. Aonach Bhaile na Finne san Fhoghmhar, Aonach na nGleanntach sa Fhoghmhar, Aonach na Brocaigh ar an 25 lá de Lughnasach agus Aonach an Clocháin Liath ar an 4 lá de Mheitheamh.
    Micheal Mac Daid Mín an Arbhair
    Béal an Átha Mhóir
    Leithbhearr.
    Co. Dhún na nGall.
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
    History Edit
    Topics
    1. activities
      1. economic activities
        1. trade
          1. buying and selling (~3,622)
    Language
    Irish
    Collector
    Micheal Mac Daid
    Gender
    Male
    Address
    Mín an Arbhair, Co. Donegal