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School: Camus (roll number 11290)

Location:
Camas, Co. Galway
Teacher:
Pádraig S. Ó Conchobhair
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0069, Page 067

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  1. Fir Láidre (continued)

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  2. Minnchir is Meannchar

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    Minnchir is Meannchar
    Beirt dearbhrathair a bhí ionnta agus d'ith Meannchar na súbh-chraoibh ar Mhinnchir agus theastuigh slat ó Mhinnchir le é a bhualadh. Theastuigh bealadh uaidh le h-aghaidh ioscadaí ealla. Ealla a shnámhfadh uisge. Uisce fhliuchfadh cloch. Cloch a ghéaróchadh tuagh. Tuagh a bhainfeadh slat. Slat a bhuailfeadh Meannchar a d'ith mo chuid súgh-chraobh.
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  3. Pisreogaí

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    Pisreógaí
    1. Nuair a bhíonn daoine ag dul ar thórramh itheann siad gráinne salainn.
    2. Nuair a ghearann daoine lámh nó cos cuireann siad cuide de'n fhuil 'na bhéil leis an ordóig dheis.
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