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School: An Bloscaod Mór

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An Blascaod Mór, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Máire Nic Gearailt
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0419, Page 080

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  2. Seanscoileanna

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    Seán Ó Cíabháin ón Muiríg a bhíodh ag múineadh an áirimh agus léighimh agus filíochta.
    "Slowly down the village street;
    With his dog and with his staff
    Listening to your passing feet." agus araile.
    Sin é a bhíodh againn á fhoghluim agus gan an bhríghe ró mhaith againn. Bhíodh suas go dtí an gceathrmhadh rang ann. Do théighidís ar a naoi agus amach ar a dó dhéag agus amach ar fad ar a trí. Is minic a bhíodh liathróid stoca á imirt aca thíar san treasnán.
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  3. Seanscoileanna

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    Bhí scoil fadó thíos san gort bán aige sna protústúnaig -- tuairim céad bliadhean ó shoin. Sé an fear a bhí ag muneadh ná Gurgen agus a mhac. B'é an
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