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School: Droimslaod (roll number 9898)

Location:
Droim Slaoid, Co. Mhaigh Eo
Teacher:
Maire, Bean Mhic Suibhne
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0129, Page 217

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  3. XML “Tobar Beannaithe”
  4. XML “Tobar Bunmór”

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  2. Tobar Bunmór

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    Tobhar Bunmór
    Tá an tobar sin suidhte i baile fearainn Bunmór i sort gleanna. Níl balla ná crainnte thart air, acht tá leach mór amac os a cionn.
    Sé tobar Naomh Cáitriona é agus siad 15adh Lughnasa agus na Sathairn na laethanta ceart an turas a dhéanamh.
    Seo é an chaoi a déantar an staisiún.
    (1) Nigh na lámha, cosa agus eadan insan an sruthan a ritheanns inaice leis an tobar.
    (2) Téigh síos ar do ghlúnaibh agus abair Ár n-Athair, Fáilte an Aingil agus Glória seacht n-uaire.
    (3) Gabh thart seacht n-uaire ag radh ag gac turn seacht Ár n-Athair, seacht Fáilte an Aingil agus seacht glorias.
    (4) Ar do glúnaibh ós comhair an tobhair abair na paidreacha céadna
    (5) Nigh do lámha cosa agus éadan arís, insan sruthán.
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