Scoil: Naomh Seosamh, Shrule

Ar an leathanach seo

1. Béaloideas (ar lean)

   

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   he atá agam annseo?" ar seisean. "An tú Seán mac an [?]ógh?" "Seadh" ar seisean."Céard atá uait anois?" "Thainig mé [le?] do ingean a phósadh". Níl aon fear i gConnamara gheobhaidh í níos túisge má bhíomar ag troid indé [fé?]in. Rinneadh an pósadh annsin agus mhair siad go [so]cair sásta i gConnamara agus níl fios agam ceard a tharla dóibh. [D']Innis Mairtín Ó Ceóinín, Cathair-Mór, Cathair Lioscáinne, an scéal dom. Pól Ó Buadhachain.

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2. Béaloideas

   

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   Béaloideas 3. 5 . '38

   Once two brothers went to England looking for work. the were lodging,

   

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3. Moran na Scuab

   

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   Moran na Scuab 3 . 5 . '38

   Moran was a man who lived in Shrule. He had two sons, Pat and Mike. He was a brush-maker and he used to go to Dalgan pulling heath with his sons. He had an uncle in Headford a goldsmith who used to visit him once a week. One Friday as Moran and his sons were pulling heath they found a beautiful feather under a tree. They brought it home and showed it to their uncle. When he saw it he said if they got the bird which lost the feather Moran would

   (leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)

   

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