School: Bellurgan, Baile Sheinicín (roll number 16249)
- Location:
- Bellurgan, Co. Louth
- Teacher: S. Mac Duinnshléibhe
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0660, Page 144
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- (continued from previous page)Black snails.
Seagulls flying inland.
The peacocks cry.
Green grazes in the fire.
Old people complaining of pains in their bones.
Frost often ends in rain.
A pale sunset.
A ring round the moon.
Falling stars.
Rain about mid-day generally last during evening -
A very bright morning often changes to a dull day.
A streaky sea.
Sounds far off clearly heard and coming the south.
Mountains seeming very close.
Tho curlew's call.
A dog eating grass.
Wind from the north denote snow.
Very heavy dark clouds denote snow and storm.
Wind whistling in the keyhole.
" White horses " on the sea.
Morning mist on the sea.
Reflection of Dundalk in sea water.
The east wind brings cold weather. Thick fog.
Sheep huddled close together.(continues on next page)
