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School: Gortown, Cill Seanaigh (roll number 14238)

Location:
Ballymacravan, Co. Clare
Teacher:
M. Mac an Airchinnigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0617, Page 356

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  3. XML “My Patron Saint”
  4. XML “Sean-nósanna agus Piseoga”

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  1. My Patron Saint (continued)

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    to study therein. In 1055 it is stated that the Abbey Church was burned by Murrough O'Brien. Part of it is at present used as a Protestant place of worship. At the present day it is but a ruin yet it is one of the famous archaelogical ruins in Ireland today.
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  2. Sean-nósanna agus Piseoga

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    Sean Nósanna agus Pisreógaí.
    Is mó iad na pisreógaí a mhair imeasc muinntir na háite dadó agus do réir mo thuairim maireann a bhfurmhór indiú mar atá na cinn seo a leanas lecloisint againnagus a cleachtadh ag sean daoine mo cheanntar.
    1. Dá mbeadh duine ag dul ar turas go lúath ar maidin mar atá ag dul chun an aonaigh chun an stoc a dhíol agus dá gcasfadh bean le folt dearg leis deirtear go mbeadh an mi-ádh aige.
    2.Níl sé rathamhail iompuigh má tá tú ag dul ar turas.
    3.Is ceart pínnse de shalainn do' chur ar bainne sar a leigtear as an teach é idtreó is na bheadh ganntanas .
    4.Ni ceart im nó bainne do leigint as an teach lá Bealtaine.
    5.Is ceart 'Nodlag maith" agus blian shéanmhar do bhronnadh
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    History Edit
    Language
    Irish
    Collector
    Siobhán Ní Chathasaigh
    Gender
    Female
    Address
    Ballagh, Co. Clare