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School: Dubhlinn (C.), Inis (roll number 4871)

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Doolin, Co. Clare
Teacher:
Bríd Ní Laighin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0617, Page 159

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    “Nuair a bhí Bothlum tinn agus é i leaba a bháis...”

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    Lá des na laetheannta do chuaidh fear as seo isteach go dtí h-Áran Mór. Do bhí sé ag gabhail suas trí Cill Ronáin. Casadh fear air agus bhí sé timceall seasga is sé bliadna d'aois agus bhí sé ag gol agus bhí truagh ag an bhfear dó. Agus d'fhiafruigh sé de arbh aoinne a bhain leis a bhí marbh "musa ni h-eadh" a dubhairt sé "acht bhuail mo athair mé." Thainig iongantas ar an bhfear "cén ciall" ar sé "gur bhuail d'athair tú" mar phíopa mo shean athar do ghoid" ar sé. "Má tá d'athair agus do shean athair beo fós níl fhios cad é an aois atá aca." Bhi sé ag siubhal leis gur casadh an sagart leis. Thosnuigh siad ag cainnt mar bhí fhios ag an sagairt gur ó Co. an Chláir é. D'inis
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