School: Coratillon
- Location:
- Corratillan, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: M. Ó Beirn
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- (continued from previous page)[ * bríscín Used in the Plural Eng. Breesh-keens and Brish-keens ]Brioscán A sort of plant: Generally brioscan.* Gríscín Used in plural Greesh-keens = a part of the inside of a pig; which is used for frying.Báinín A white cow.
Bothalan or bothailean or bochailean : Ragworth boch-a-leanCíb A tuft of coarse grass.Dúthracht Plenty.Goidé cumas ort? How are you?
Diabhail ceo orm: Devil a '' hait '' on me
Hait, An old A. Saxon word is in general use in Eng. = A jot
Goidé mar tá tú a dheanamh [ yanoo ]. How are you doing?With two exceptions the names of the townlands of this Parish are all Irish.