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School: Ballinree, Nenagh (roll number 15560)

Location:
Ballinree, Co. Tipperary
Teacher:
Patrick Ahern
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0536, Page 258

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  1. Irish Words Still Used by People of Ballymackey Parish (continued)

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    C.
    Ciseach - a wooden bridge in the bog
    Cub - a young fox
    Ceolán - a small person
    Callop - a piece of bread
    Chkhrawn - a small piece of turf
    Ciróg - an insect
    Caubeén - a hat
    Cailín - a girl
    Carahán - a small person
    Cipín - a bit of a stick
    Citeóg - a person who uses the left hand
    Créatar - a creature
    Clod - a sod of grass
    Cluas - an ear
    Cruiteacán - a hunch back
    Croit - a pain in the neck
    Cráinín - a ready'er
    Crónáning - singing slowly
    Cúr Lún - curlew
    Cuirdín - rambling (night)
    Curdó - rambling (day)
    Canasúir - a cute person
    Cathar - an old ruin
    Cuit Amach - get out of that

    Corribálé - a limpet found under stones at rivers - contents of shell used for fishing
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    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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