School: Curratavy
- Location:
- Corratawy, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: E. Ó Gallchobhair
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- The country people are able to foretell the kind of weather that is to come. For instance a rainbow is a sign of rain. If the wind is from the south it will be sultry
South western winds brings us heat and rain. Northern winds brings is cold and in winter snow and frost. If the wind is from the east it is a sign of dry warm weather.
In the evening if the sky is red in the south(continues on next page)