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School: Inbhear (roll number 12568)

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An tInbhear, Co. Mayo
Teacher:
Tomás Mac Gearbhuigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0130, Page 577

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    “Bhí triúr mac de Chlann Aindriú na Maoile ins an tír seo fadó agus deirtear rud ar bith a d'inniseadh muintir an bhaile dóibh chreideadh siad é.”

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    Bhí fearr ann fadó agus lá amháin bhí se amuigh ag obair i bpairc agus (ag) casadh sagart an bealach. Dubhairt sé leis a dhul síos ar a dhá glúin agus cupla paidir a rádh do na h-anamacha a bhí i bpurgadóir "Rachaidh" arsa an fear má dhéanann tusa an rud céadhna, "Deanfad" arsa an sagart. Chuaidh an bheirt aca síos ar a dhá nglúin agus thosuigh siad ag rádh paidreacha. Nuair a bhí siad reidh d'éirigh siad dá nGlúna. "Anois" arsa an sagart leis an bhfear "An bhfuil fhíos agat cé mhéad anam tugthaí as Purghadóir againn." "Níl fhios" arsa an fear. "Ta an oiread seo" arsa an sagart ag innseacht dó cé mhéad duine.
    "Má's mar sin é" arsa an fear "tá sé
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