School: Béal Átha an Dá Chab (2) (roll number 13976)
- Location:
- Ballydehob, Co. Cork
- Teacher: J.W. Pollard
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- (continued from previous page)If the hills are dark and misty it is supposed to be a sure sign of fine weather.
A circle near the moon indicates a far-away storm, and a circle some distance away from the moon indicates a near storm.“Morning red and evening grey,
Makes the farmer run away."
“Morning grey and evening red,
Makes the farmer shake his head”
“If the weather is fine enough fir crops to be reaped
There’s no need to grumble when the weather gets rough”- Collector
- Nan Dukelow
- Gender
- Female
- Address
- Gurteennakilla, Co. Cork