School: Fothar (roll number 16903)
- Location:
- Faugher, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: Bláthnaid Ní Fhannghaile
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Seanscéal (continued)
“Diarmuid and Graine were said to have been in Horn-head.”
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“Once upon a time a little girl was sitting in a field of grazing early one morning, herding her cows in the month of June.”
Once upon a time a little girl was sitting in a field of grazing early one morning herding her cows in the month of June.
She sat down to rest with a stick on her knee. Something came and lifted the stick and in less than twenty minutes it came back to her knee again.Seanscéal
“One time there were two men out hunting in a field they travelled the whole field and when they were going away they saw a big man in the field.”
One time there were two men out hunting in a field. They travelled the whole field and when they were going away they saw a big man in the field.
There was a boy coming from Parkmore one night and(continues on next page)