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School: Dún Átha, Carraig an Chabhaltaigh

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Doonaha, Co. Clare
Teacher:
Ed J. Headtromóin
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  1. Ceithearnach an Chuibhrinn

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    Gaiscidheach a chomhnuigh i gCuibhreann, Cill Caoidhe, Co. an Chláir ab'eadh an Ceithearnach Mac Mathghamhana ab'eadh a shloinne, adeir Seán Ó Loinsigh. Le na linn sin bhí Fátach i nDún Átha- fuaim na h Adharca ab' eadh ainm (deirtear gurbh adharc a bhí ag "fás" ar a cheann, nó ar a bháireád nó gur chosúil le fuaim adharce a ghuth.
    Bhiodh Ceithearnach ag baint íarrachtaí as agus ag magadh fé go minic agus níor fhéadh Fuaim teacht suas leis. Lá amhain buaileadar um a chéile láim le h Abhainn Dúin Átha agus thosnuigh an Ceithearnach ag baint iarrachtí as arís. Lean an Fátach é. Léim Ceithearnach thar an abhainn agus fuaim 'na dhiaidh acht do shleamhnuigh cos an fhátaigh agus tuit sé i ndiaidh a chinn ar an bhfód. Chuala an Ceithearnach búirtheach an Fhathaigh, d'iompuigh sé ar a sháil, chonnaic sé sínte é agus bain sé a cheann de de bhuile claidhimh. Tá an Fátach curtha san áit go dtugtar "Lios Fuaim na hAdarca" uirthí ar an léarscáil.
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  2. Ceithearnach an Chuibhrinn

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