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School: Tráigh Éanna (roll number 16030)

Location:
Bá Thráigh Éanach, Co. Donegal
Teacher:
P. Mac Giolla Bhríghde
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1059, Page 149

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  1. Oíche Shamhna (continued)

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  2. Oíche Fhéile na Marbh

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    An oidhche indiaidh Oidhche Samhana sin Oidhche Fhéil na Marbh. Féile Eaglaise isead an Féile seo, áit tagann an gnathach duine ins an Gaeltacht urram fé leith dó na daoine a shiolthuigh.
    Creideann gach aon duine go bpillfeann na h-anamacha go dtí a "mbaile féin. Deirtear an páidrín pairteach ar a son. Fadó bhíodh tuirmí eile ag na daoine na bhfuil comh comanta fé lathair. D'fágtaidhe bruightín, piopaí agus tobac fa coinne na n-anam. Bhíodh an teach sguabtha glan agus teine mhaith síos.
    Shil na seandaoine an bhiadh a fhagail fa na gcoinne. Bíonn uaigneas ar na daoiní an oidche seo no síleann siad go bhfuil spíoraid na marbh saor agus bealach
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