School: Taplach (roll number 5114)
- Location:
- Taplagh, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: P. Ó Dubhthaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0931, Page 249
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- Bhain sé amach ionns na bálltaidhe "He went off on the edge of his welt."Ná bíodh seóid ort. Don't be mistaken
Dheamhain seóid ort. (You are not wrong in your remarks)
Níl rud le beang a chur air. (Beang - a hindrance)
Tá sé a' bailigh fhearthanna
Tá do fhonn gnáithe ort (You have little to do)
Níl foighid ionnat (You are impatient)
Níl foighid leat There is no stop with you. Níl foighid leat ag ithe.
Gan tormhaidh ar bith - (tormhaidh : trouble)
Dá leigfinn mé fhéin amach leis an Gaedhilic a fhoghluim. (If I went to try hard to learn Irish)
Fearthainn a thiocfadh an fhuacht leis (leithi) Cha dheann 'sé gar ar bith.(continues on next page)
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“Bheídeadh pátrúin i gCilleanda gach aon bhliadhain tá fad ó shoin.”
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