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School: Leitir

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Templecrone, Co. Donegal
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Proinsias Ó hEachaidh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1062, Page 172

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1062, Page 172

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  3. XML “Scéal a Dó”
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  1. Scéal a Dó (continued)

    “Bhí mo athair mór amuigh lá amhain ag loch Mhic Aodha. Shíl sé go rabh seo i n-a áit iontach deas fa choinne "poitín" do dhéanamh.”

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  2. Scéal a 3

    “Bhí bean ann am amháin agus bhí sé n-a comhnuidhe i Srath na Seangan. Oidhche amháin ar a h-aon dhéag a chlog tháinig fear isteach agus shuidh sé ag an teine.”

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    Sgéal a (3)
    Bhí bean ann am amháin agus bhí sé n-a comhnuidhe i Srath na Seangan. Oidhche amháin ar a h-aon dhéag a chlog tháinig fear isteach agus shuidh sé ag an teine. Ní rabh ins na fuinneóg acht giotaí malaí agus pracair eile. Bhí corrán agus chloch fhaobhair.
    Nuair a bhí sé tamall annsin dubhairt an fhear “Níl gnoithe ar bith agamsa annseo, acht amháin ní bhéadh tusa beo a bhfad annsin; deán tae damhsa anois go gasta is thig leat”. “Maith go leór” arsa an bhean, “acht amháin na marbh mé, no níl mórán tae nó arán
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