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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 259

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0536, Page 259

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

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    Crib - a thing for catching birds
    Craw - a hen's breast
    Creel - a thing for drawing turf
    Cabin - an out-house
    Clown - a circus man
    Cailcín - a witch
    Clout - a stroke
    Ciséan - a basket
    Cubóg - an old house
    Casóg - a coat
    Cabisón - a head collar
    Camán - hurley
    Conatsúir - sulky
    Caintin - what soldiers drink

    Collapán - a field where different peoples cattle are grazing

    Clatter - a clout with the open hand
    Cainín - a cack in the eye
    Culperate - a bold lad
    Cellers - small churns
    Crocóg - a heap of turf
    Cack - a sore in the eye
    Cauckine - a small cake
    Cat Dearg - a name given to a well
    Cruibín - a pigs foot
    Kelan - a brat
    Cille Cá - something flung up among a crowd
    (continues on next page)
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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