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School: Achadh Tiobraid (roll number 9878)

Location:
Achadh Tiobraid, Co. Chiarraí
Teacher:
Tomás Ó Muircheartaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0477, Page 203

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  3. XML “Díol agus Ceannach”
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  1. Díol agus Ceannach (continued)

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  2. An Margadh

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    Ní bheadh faic aca a ndíól amuigh fén dtuaith acht ag teacht isteach ar an sráid á ndíól earraidhe ím gach aon Céadaoin, agus iasc gach Aoine, agus aonach gach mí. Bíonn sé fós i Cathair Saidhbhín pé sgéal é.
    Téíghidis go Corcaig ó Cathar Saidhbhín le hárd ualaighe ar capall, srathar fada, as cliabháin go mór mhór le h-ím. Do bhíodh siad ag bailú an t-ím an uair sin ar feadh Rath. (?) Firciní a dtugtaí ar an úirlis a coimeádtaí an t-ím sabhálta agus bíodh prócaí fé leis. Nuair a bheadh na firciní lán aca, (ceithre fichid piúint ceapuighthe do gach fircín) théíghidís ina scatai le céile annsan, ar eagla go robálfaí iad mar bhí droch saoghal, (?) agus gaduidí go fluirseach ar an mbóthar rompa. Bheadh eagla ortha
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