School: Mágh, Leacht Uí Chonchobhair (roll number 4951)
- Location:
- Moy More, Co. Clare
- Teacher: Risteárd Mac Risteáird
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"Mar a bhfust féin tá fásta is istead ag Séan Ua Tuasmí romhat istig,"
"Isteach leat "adubhairt dall bán leis an bhfear leis an bhfear eile"agus amach leis an airgead".
"Tabhair dúinn deoch anois a Sheáin ",arsa dall bán .
Thug an fear an tairgead dó agus dhíol sé as an deoch .D'ól Dall Bhán agus asn fear eile a ndóthaint sular fhágadar an cábán sin. - Béaloideas
Many years ago there lived a high-way robber by the name of O'Halloran.This man lived in the wood of Cratloe in a little hut.He was apowerful man and he demanded custom of every one that passed by that way going to Limerick.One day it so happened that another great fighting man named Thomas Boccach O'Griffey from Freigh near Miltown Malbay was going to Limerick with a mule and a load of fish.O'Halloran halted him and addressed him in the following words:-
Custom a dhuine",a dubhairt O'Halloran
"Cad é an custom ", arsa Gríofa
"Airgead a dhuine ",a dubhairt "O Halloran
"Níl aon airgead agam acht airgead ospeann uaim féin ",arsa Gríofa(continues on next page)- Collector
- Mary Hennessy
- Gender
- Female
- Age
- 12
- Address
- Moy More, Co. Clare
- Informant
- Michael Finucane
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 62
- Address
- Clooneyogan South, Co. Clare