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School: Arklow (B.)

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Arklow, Co. Wicklow
Teacher:
Gearóid Inglis
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0924, Page 56

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0924, Page 56

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    Diúg - A drop' Phrase There's not a diug in him Pronounced ( dewg)
    Dúidín - ( Duideen ) an old pipe

    Dromán - ( Dromawn ) used by farmers, the chain across a horse's back when ploughing

    Dros - ( Dros ) leavings

    Fásgán - ( Fás-gawn ) Fásgán is used for a sack when full, or a good meal of food. He has eaten a FÁSGÁN of a feed.

    Fuarán - ( Fuar-awn ) A cold miserable person or thing.

    Flaitheamhrach - ( Flah-úr-ock ) Generous ( You are very FLAHUROCK

    Flúirseach - ( Floor shock ) Plentiful
    Fuastar - ( Foo as tar )
    Gob - ( gob ) a mouth
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