School: Sriantaigh (roll number 8015)
- Location:
- Sreenty, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: P. Mac Aodha Bhuí
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0934, Page 112
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- 1. Meas (pron. mess).
2. Giostaire (old fashioned boy or girl).
3. Brosna (pron. bresna) firewood.
4. Cailleach (pron. kal-ya) old hag.
5. Bunán (pron. bannins) cabbage stalks.
6. Cadaire.
7. Clábar. mud of the road.
8. Céidhlidhe. visit at night to neighbour's house.
9. Crúb. the hand.
10. Bunnóg (pron. bunnock) a cake of soda-bread).
11. Brachán (pron. brakin) bruised oats boiled.
12. Cuiseóg (pron kuishug) blade of long grass.
13 Tamóg (pron. thamuck) tuft of grass in pasture.
14. Bárrdóg (called bárdhugs) wooden panniers for an asse's back.
15. Cró (called craw) pig-stye or other small out-house.
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