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Volume: CBÉ 0441 (Part 5)

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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0441, Page 0288

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  1. Na Lochlannaigh

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    Na Lochlannaigh
    "Deir na sean-daoine nach bfhuil tada de dhraoidheacht na Lochlannach i nÉirinn anois ach seóltóireacht na mbád".
    [Tam Pheadaí Mhic Diarmada, An Lochán Beag, Iúl 24, 1936]
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    “Bhíodh na Lochlannaigh a' leasú na talamhna...”

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    "Bhíodh na Lochlannaigh a' leasú na talamhna as ceann na h-iomaire..." [an chuid eile dhen sgéal mar a chéile leis an sgéal faoi'n mbeoir Lochlannach.]
    [An Lochán Beag, Iúl 24, 1936]
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  3. Leac - Fód

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    Leac - Fód
    "Nár ba fada go gcuiridh mé leac ort agus go bhfeicidh mé fód ort".
    [An Lochán Beag, Iúl 24, 1936]
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  4. Saothrú

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    Date
    21 July 1936
    Item type
    Lore
    Language
    Irish
    Writing mode
    Handwritten
    Writing script
    Gaelic script
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  5. An Seanduine Dóite

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    An Sean-Duine Dóighte
    "Buillín mór tuistiún i gcoirnéal a léine".
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    "Chuir mé mo sheanduine [sheannuine] síos Bhaile an Róba,
    (continues on next page)
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