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School: Gleann na gCoileach (roll number 1583)

Location:
Glannagilliagh, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Seán Ó Ríoghbhardáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0472, Page 023

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  1. Cluichí Oíche Shamhna (continued)

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    sa triomhadh ceann. Annsan chuirtear púicín ar dhuine agus siúbhalann sé nó sí fé dh'éin an bhúird. Má chuireann sé nó sí a mhéaranna ar an gcré chaillfear go lúath é. Má's é an t-uisge aimsighíonn sé raghaidh sé thar lear agus má's ar an bhfáinne a chuireann sé a mhéar phósfar go lúath é nó í.
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  2. Cluichí Oíche Shamhna

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    Cleas ana dheas iseadh snapaidh an úbhail. Chuirtear ubhal ar crochadh ó'n síonáil agus ceangluightear na lámha taobh thiar dé'n drom, annsan deintear iarracht ar bhreith ar an ubhall leis na fiachalla agus é ag luascadh. .
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  3. Cluichí Oíche Shamhna

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    Cleas eile a bhíonn aca iseadh Leigheadh na Luaidhe. Leightear an Luaidhe ar dtúis agus stealltar an luaidhe léighte tré poll eochrach isteach i mhéis uisge. Cruadann an luaidhe láithreach as an bhfuirm a thóghfaidh na píosa beaga innstear do dhuine cad a mbíonn i ndán dó.
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    Topics
    1. place-space-environment
      1. land management (~4,110)
    2. events
      1. events (by time of year) (~11,476)
        1. Halloween (~934)
    Language
    Irish
    Collector
    Cáit Ní Spilláin
    Gender
    Female

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    “The dues to be paid to the McGillycuddy as head of clans ...”

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    ......in this area.
    1. GAIRM SLUAGH or the army dues:
    2. SORN COIGHNE = The nights meat for the marching clans:
    3. COIGHNE flesh re
    4. DOBHA GOLLÓGH/CH?: Rent for Cuan and dogs meat when marching.
    5. GALLOGLACH dues = charges for tired soldiers.
    6. KERUEL
    (T?)Y = Charges for light footed soldiers
    MUSTERON = charge for works and buildings
    CÁN BEAG: Sundries or Peer money
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