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School: Na Gleannta

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Na Gleannta Theas, Co. Kerry
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Ss. Ó Conchabhair
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0421, Page 318

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  1. Ór do Cuireadh i bhFolach (continued)

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  2. Ór do Cuireadh i bhFolach

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    Bhí fear agus bean ann fadó. Bhí mac leo i Ameirioca. Oidhce amháin do taidbhrig sé go bfaifheadh a mhuintir trí crócaí óir i Sáipílín Gallarus. Dubhairt sé leó an cúinne na bhfaighidís é, agus bé an oidche ba mó tórnaighe agus splanc a tháinig riamh, an faid a bhéidís á chuardach gan aon eagla do teacht ortha. Scríobh sé abhaile cúcha annsan agus dúbhairt sé an scéal leo. Ó íoctar na h-Eireann do'b eadh iad. Cuireadar cun bóthair agus i gcaitheamh na slighe dóibh bhídís ag cur tuairisge cén áit a raibh Gallaras. Ar deireadh thángadar go dtí an t-Séipéilín. Do reabhadar an áit agus fuaireadar an ór agus bhailuigeadar leó ar maidin. Conaic
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