School: Leac Dhearg (Lickerrig)
- Location:
- Lickerrig, Co. Galway
- Teacher: Séamus Ó Dubhda
Archival Reference
The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0034, Page 0093
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- Bugán - a soft eggBórán - a sieve made from skin of cow or sheepCaiscín - a small bag of wheat for the millRóistín - grid ironLiaróg - a short drill in a fieldSusán - a heap of oats in the barn for flailingCill caist - oats drying in the millBúailteán - part of the flail which hit the oatsColpán - part of the flail held in the handGug - an eggPúirín - a hole in the wall for sheepTroighthín - a stocking with no sole
Neacar - an old horse
Bráiste - cocle weedCámóg - a stick the shape of a hurleScib - a vessel made of sally rods for bringing in turfPlás - a place where turf is spreadDannac - a place where turf is cutCíarán - a small sod of turfPóirín - a small potatoMeithil - a crowd of men workingMóinfhéir - a meadow Loc-áil - the last of a clutchPráiscín - an apron or a slit-bagDúidín - an old pipeSmidirín - delph broken in bitsDiabhail Sgéal - devil a storyCaonac Liath - milldew(continues on next page)
