School: Anach Cuain
- Location:
- Eanach Dhúin, Co. Galway
- Teacher: R. S. Ó Conaill
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- Itheann na gabhair peist atá sa talamh a thugann bás de ainmidhthe eile agus itheann na caoirí peist eile freisin. Taithnigheann craicheann na gcrann ubhal leis an gabhair agus cuile seans' a gheobhann siad iad isaid a lothann iad. Ta siad indhon balla ar bith a stapadóireacht agus is mar gheall ar an aidhneán a theigheann siad súas ar na sean -ballaí. Deirtear go mbeidh duine ar bith a bhéas a dhul go h-Ifreann cosamhail le gabhar sa' lá deire agus go mbheidh na daoine eile cosamhail le caoirí. Tá rádh ann a deartheá le duine tanaidhe (thin) "Tá tú chomh tanaidhe le gabhar". Bhe'bec{?] a glaodtar an gabhar. Coinnigheann na gabhair an bainne is fearr leí h-adhaidh an té agus chuile duine eile. Beirtear ar smig an caorach nuair a bítear da blea'n.
Tugtar coing'ail ar an slabhra a bhíos a ceangailt dá gabhair le chéile.- Collector
- P. O Coinceanainn
- Gender
- Male
- Informant
- Micheal O Coinceanainn
- Gender
- Male