School: Gearrbhaile (Garbh-dhoire?) (roll number 12110)

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   When the sky looks lower than usual. When there is a white frost out. Signs of Fine Weather by Natural Objects When the smoke goes straight out of a chimney. When the sky is clear. When streams do not make much noise. When bats fly in the evenings. When bees are easily put out of their nests. Signs of Frost When the snipe chirps at night. When stars are numerous. Heard from John Gilligan, age 40 years, Doonane, Colemanstown

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2. Weather-Lore

   

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   Signs of Rain.
   When the South West wind blows.
   The dogs eating grass.
   Signs of fine weather.
   When the sky is red in the west.
   When a star runs in the sky.
   When birds fly hight,
   When frogs have yellow colours.
   Signs of a storm.
   A rainbow in the evening.
   The North East Wind

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