School: Teampoll Tuaithe, Teampoll Tuaithe (C.) (roll number 16251)

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Templetouhy, Co. Tipperary
Teacher:
Ailís Ní Bhuadhacháin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0546, Page 178

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0546, Page 178

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  2. Signs of fine weather.
    1. A fog in the morning is the sign of a warm day.
    2. When the smoke goes up straight out of the chimney.
    3. A rainbow in the morning a shepherds warning.
    4. When the black thorn blossoms early it is the sign of a fine summer.
    5. When the swallows and starlings return early to this country it is the sign of mild weather.
    6. When the cuckoo is heard early it is the sign of a fine summer.
    Q. Which winds bring the most rain ?
    A. The winds from the Devils Bit.
    When a star is near the moon it is a
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