School: Áthán (B.), Lios na Groighe (roll number 14173)
- Location:
- Ahane, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Seán Ó Héalaithe
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0523, Page 432
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- (continued from previous page)101) He hasn't the sense of a child102) You might as well be talking to the wall as talking to him (heedless)102) You'd want to have the patience of Job with him
103) He hasn't as much sense as would fit in a 3' bit
104) There's no sense to him
105) You couldn't get head or tail to him
106) He's a gliggeen
107) He's an awful "gilouth"
108) He's gone to the bad
109) He's gone to the dogs
110) He'll meet his match
111) He's gone to the devil
112) Let him go to the dickens
113) He's as cross as a bag of cats
114) You can stay until Doomsday
115) He'd fight on his back
116) He'd live and die fighting
117) There's nothing from him but fight(continues on next page)
