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School: Inistrághamhóir (roll number 15449)

Location:
Inis Treabhair, Co. Galway
Teachers:
Antoine Ó Loideáin Cláir P. Nic Gabhann
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  3. XML “Pisreogaí”
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  5. XML “Slí Maireachtáil”

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  1. Pisreogaí (continued)

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  2. Pisreogaí

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    1. Síad seo na pisreógaí a bhodh ag na daoine fadó. Nuair a bhíodh duine ag déanamh bainne chúirfeadh síad teine faoí an gcuinneóig.
    2. Ní leigeadh na daoine bainne amach lá Beáltaine
    3. Bhíodh nosa eile acha, ná mbeadh na daoine ag dul i n-aon aith níor mhaith leó bean a chasadh orra.
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  3. Slí Maireachtáil

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    1. Ní bhíodh ag na daoine fadó ach ag baint fheamhuinne agus caimhairleach agus í do díol ar bheagán airgid.
    2. Bhísid ag déanamh fúisge freisin as éorna agus as choirche, agus é dhíol le lucht-síbínn, agus dfághfadh síad go leór airgidh air.
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