School: Cloonty
- Location:
- Cloonty, Co. Leitrim
- Teacher: Michael Mac Gowan
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- Adriskee - Conciliation, peace as I made adriskee between them.
Clift - An awkward young fellow.
Gom - Has much the same meaning as CLIFT
Shoen - The iron tyre of a farm cart: Shakespeare it appears used this form. It survives here still.
Swithers - Doubt, indecision. ex. "I was in swithers this morning about beginning the rick."
Tint - A small amount of liquid- Collector
- Michael Mac Gowan
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- Teacher