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School: Áird Mhór, Eóchaill (roll number 3858)

Location:
Aird Mhór, Co. Phort Láirge
Teacher:
Risteárd Neancól
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  3. XML “An Gobán Saor agus an Rí”
  4. XML “An Gobán Saor agus a Mhac”

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  1. An Gobán Saor agus an Rí (continued)

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  2. An Gobán Saor agus a Mhac

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    Lá dá raibh an Gobán agus a mhac ag dul i bhfad ó bhaile nuair a bhí steall maith den bóthar agus dhíobh aca "Giorraigh an bóthar dúinn a mhic" arsa an Gobán.
    "Conas a bhfaigheannse an bóthar a ghiorriú" arsa an mac.
    "Ó más mar sin é" arsa an Gobán "tá sé comh maith dúinn earadh" agus chuadar abhaile arís.
    An lá ina dhiaidh sin chuireadar chun bóthar arís. D-imigheadar leo ar big shodar go dtí go raibh roinnt míltí siúlta. Ansan labhair an Gobán
    "Giorraigh an bóthar a mhic" arsa an Gobán.
    "Conas a bhfaigheannse an bóthar a ghiorriú" arsa an mac.
    "Ó más mar sin é" arsa an Gobán "tá sé comh maith dúinn earadh" agus chuadar abhaile arís.
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