School: Craughwell (B)
- Location:
- Craughwell, Co. Galway
- Teacher: E. Ó Cléirigh
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- (continued from previous page)46) Rai(th)each - ferns47) Bráiste - a certain weeds48) Fine day! Seadh, go deimhin49) Ciaróg - 50) Boithrín (ana-caol - s ) - a small road51) Catch a teapoot (?) - Tá sé te
52) Broighdeach - a rope that goes from the two horses when they are ploughing to keep them from separating
53) Fine day! M'anam gur b'eadh54) Báinín55) Carraig56) Ceart go leor57) I'll put SMACHT on him58) He hit him a LEADÓG59) I hit him with the BUSÓG60) he is AR MUIN na MUICE61) Bainbhín62) A' bhfuil fhios agat!63) Mar dheadh64) a TOM of bushes - a small bunch65) Riasg - soft land by a river66) Crúibín67) Dia linn (pron. Jelinn)68) Bothán - a small house
69) Go scuabadh an diabhail as mo radharc thú70) D'tachtadh an diabhail thú71) he had a fine DROIGHNEÁN in his hand72) Ciseán73) Close your GOB74) when two men co-operate they are on "COMH"75) Mionnán76) Gabhlóg77) the MADADH RUADH passed here78) he is as wake (weak) as a TRÁITHNÍN79) the GÉ BEG - the giblets of the goose80) Bogán - a soft egg81) Glugar - a rotten egg82) Céiseach (Céirseach) - a big thrush
83) Bonnóg - a hard lump on the sole of a person's foot from the shoe
84) Bardal (short "a") - a drake85) Gróigíns86) DOIRNÍNS of a scythe87) I got a bucket of water in the SRUTHÁN(continues on next page)