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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 271

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

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    Puss - an animal's mouth
    Presach - a weed
    Prascín - an apron
    Poltóg - a clout
    Prog - to steal
    Peata Beag Bán - a little white pet
    Prong - of a fork
    Praet - talk
    Pulubín - a hens egg
    Poullnagabla - a name given to a field
    Paircín - a little field
    Pruss - broken potatoes
    Phice - a two grain fork

    Piteog - a person who wants to know another person's business

    Prasca - an untidy person
    Pongure - a tin saucepan
    Pelth - the skin of a beast
    Pithouge - an old molly
    Pluck - a hen's comb
    Plotch - to fall into water
    Pucaun - a big staple
    Plamás - soft talk
    Pussahán - sulky person
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