School: Coolderry
- Location:
- Coolderry, Co. Offaly
- Teacher: L. Mac Conriada
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- It is a sign to see swallows flying very high in the air is a sign of wet weather.
To see the suckers going from the sun to the sea is a sign of wet weather.
To see the smoke going from the chimney to the ground is a sign of wet weather.
A rainbow is the sign of showery weather.
Wind from the south is a sign of wet weather. Wind from the north is a sign fine weather. To see a scattered redness in the sky is a sign of coming storm and rain. To see a cat with its back to the fire. To see a dog eating grass. To see geese flying in a field is a sign of fine weather. To hear a yellow hammer cherping is a sign of wet weather. To see the crows fly very high in the air is a sign of fine weather.Colman O'Carroll
Coolderry
Brosna
Offaly
- Collector
- Colman O' Carroll
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Coolderry, Co. Offaly
