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School: Cill Rialaigh (roll number 14988)

Location:
Cill Rialaigh, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Séamus B. Ó Lúbhaing
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0478, Page 407

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  1. Scéal Thaidhg Rábach (continued)

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    shéid an gála ba mhó thánaigh riamh. Do stracadh na seólta agus briseadh an crann is do chaith an taoide isteach do oileán é agus níor fágadh ceann ar thigh ná coca féir ná stáca coirche gan leagadh agus ní raibh ruainne de sin mar ghála i naon áit eile.
    Nuair a thánaigh an lá ar Thadhg 's amhl' a chaith sé bheith ag glaodhach ar mhúintir a talmhan chun é féin agus a bheirt pháirthdhthe a thabhairt i dtír agus iad i ndeire a n-anama.
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    “Sé an mac i dtigh an athar go fairseach fial...”

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    Sé an mac i dtigh an athar go fairseach fial
    An tathair i dtigh a mhic agus a dhá ghlúin suas 'na chliabh.
    Cat breac, broc, donn crot cam, cam-eirbeallach, dhá cheann déag de chata broca, donna, crota, caime, cam-eirbeallach.
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    Topics
    1. genre
      1. poetry
        1. folk poetry (~9,504)
    2. activities
      1. social activities (~7)
        1. entertainments and recreational activities (~5,933)
    Language
    Irish