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School: Más an Easa (C.) (roll number 14776)

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Masiness, Co. Donegal
Teacher:
Máire Ní Cholchuin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1075, Page 254

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  1. Cáfraith (continued)

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  2. Seanphisreogaí

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    Sean - Pisreógaí.
    Tá mórán sean - pisreógaí beo go foill. Creideann cuid de na daoiní (ionnta) iad, agus ní creideann daoiní eile (ionnta) iad. Seo sean - pisreógaí atá céadthaí bliana sean.
    Nuair a leagtar an t-eadach - soiteach deirtear go bhfuil strainsear ag teacht ‘un toighe
    Nuair a bíonn an madadh ag tafainn, agus ag briongloidigh deirtear go bhfuil strainsear ag teacht.
    Dá mbeadh tochas i láimh clé (de) dhuine, deirtear go bhfuil sé ag dul fhágail airgead. Dá mbeadh tochas ins an láimh dheas deirtear go bhfuil sé ag dul a fhághail craitheadh lámh.
    Nuair a bíonn an cluas dheas dearg agus d’á dhághad, deirtear go bhfuil daoiní ag cainnt droc - rudaí fa’n duine sin. Nuair
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