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School: Inis Cléire, Dún na Séad

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Cléire, Co. Cork
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Donncha de Búrca
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0295, Page 109

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  2. XML Page 109
  3. XML “Ciste Óir i bhFolach”
  4. XML “Tomhais”
  5. XML “Scéal”

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  1. Ciste Óir i bhFolach (continued)

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    bhfeachaid sí daoine ag teacht isteach ó'n ndúthaig amuig go Cuas a' Bháid dhá chuardach, acht níor bhfuaireadhar é, acht do bheadh sé ann i ngan fhios dóibh san. B'éidir ná'r chuarduigheadhar an áit i gceart.
    Bhailig: Máire Ní Drisceóil, Cumolán Thuaidh
    Fuaireas ó: Ciarán Ó Drisceóil
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  2. Tomhais

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    Ceist: Do chuaidh an cúinas fé'n suaimhneas agus do tug sé an glóire mhór ina thóin leis.
    Freagra: Cath a chuaid fé'n leabhaid agus teine ina eirbheall.

    Fear a bhí ar lóisdín i dtig ósta uair amháin, agus nuair d'éirigh sé ar maidin, d'iaraidh fear a 'tighe do connus a codail sé an oidhche. Sé adubhairt sé:-

    C. Do bhí eitileach gan eirbheall fé'n súsa agus ba cimineach mar bheireadh sé ar gach aon chnámh liom sa, acht deirimh se leath dá mbeireann se air um dhorn dúnta, go mbeadh deire lena chuid eitilig go Lá an Chúntais.
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    Bhailig: Máire Ní Drisceóil, Cumolán Thuaidh
    Fuaireas ó: Thómas Ó Síothcháin, Cumolán
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  3. Scéal

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