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School: An Gleann Mór (roll number 13973)

Location:
An Gleann Mór, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Máire T. Ní Chonaill
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0467, Page 006

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0467, Page 006

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  1. XML School: An Gleann Mór
  2. XML Page 006
  3. XML “Peadairín agus na Púcaí”
  4. XML “Riobárd Hairis, File an Ghleanna”

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  1. Peadairín agus na Púcaí (continued)

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  2. Riobárd Hairis, File an Ghleanna

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    Bhí file sa nGleann Mór fadó agus Riobárd Hairis a b’ainm dó. Maíghistear sgoile ( sgoil ghaire sgoil –cois – chlaide ) a bhí ann chomh maith . Bhí sé lá gan tobac ghaibh bean an tslíghe a bhíodh ag díol tobac agus cheannuigh sé cromadh dhe ar phiginn. Bhí sé an-tsásta nuair a bhí an gal ar fágail aige agus chúm sé amhrán don mhnaoi as ucht a sholáthair dhó. Seo é an t-amhrán
    ‘Sí bríghid ní Shúileabháin
    An Chailín deas múinte tláth
    Tugann sí chughainn an tobac le fonn
    Is nár caillidh sí lúth a cnámh
    Is mairig nár chúm ach dán
    Don chailín deas , múinte , tláth (tlácht)
    A Shamhail-shiúir ní bhraithim annsúd
    Is cuirim a clú go hard”
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    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
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