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School: Druim na Croise (roll number 10672)

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Drumnacross, Co. Donegal
Teacher:
Alasdar Mac Daidhir
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1050, Page 174

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  3. XML “Áitainmneacha”
  4. XML “Ainmhithe Allta”
  5. XML “Seanleigheasanna”

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  1. Áitainmneacha (continued)

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  2. Ainmhithe Allta

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    Bhí cuid mhór de ainmhidhe allta ann i bhfad oshoin. Níl ann anois ach na
    madaidh ruadh coinínní agus bruic. Bhí mac tírí dobhar-chuaí, agus
    turcaí agus cuid mhór eile ann i bhfad oshoin. Bhí cuid de na béithaigh seo
    an-dáinsúireach go spéisealta an torc agus an dobhar-cú.
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  3. Seanleigheasanna

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    Bhí morán leigheasannaí ag na daoine i bhfad oshoin. Bhí cuid aca a rabh maith go leor ach ní rabh morán maith i gcuid eile aca. Deirtear mo chuimil tú do teanga d'orc-sleibhe go mbéadh an léigheas do'n duine
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