School: Caiseal (roll number 13055)
- Location:
- An Caiseal, Co. Dhún na nGall
- Teacher: G.P. Pléimeann
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- (continued from previous page)Coilleadh(?) agus Cill Fhanaid, aíteacha comhnuidhthe an dá sheanóir; Gaedilgeoirí an-mhaith ar fad.
- Nuair a bhi Colmcille ag gabhail ar shiubhal go h-Albain as an ghleann seo tháinig sé fhad le baile agus chonnaic sé fir ag iasgaireacht i n-abhann agus d'iarr sé iasg ortha.
Cheil siad air go rabh iasg aca agus dubhairt Naomh Colmcille "Má tá iasg aghaibh agus iad a dhiultughadh ní bhfuighidh sibh iasg annsin aríst go bráth." - Collector
- Conall Ó Gadhra
- Gender
- Male
- Lá amháin bhí Colmcille agus Naomh eile ag siubhail trasna Muramhac chonnaic siad long dá bhathadh, agus arsa Colmcille. "Is de tairbhe fear amhain olc a bheith ins an bhad sin é a bheith dá bhathadh."
"O" arsa'n Naomh eile "Ní ceart na fir eile a bheit caillte de thairbhe an fear sin."
"Bhal sin é anois agat" arsa Colmcille. Shiubhail an bheirt aca gur casadh nead beachóige ortha.
Tóg an nead sin agus(continues on next page)
