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School: Ballinalacken / Baile na Leacain (roll number 1951)

Location:
Cloghaun, Co. Clare
Teacher:
Pádraic S. Ó Cathail
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0618C, Page 08_003

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    t-athair. "Tá go maith," arsan mach. Chuaidh sé go dtí and t-aonach. Ní raibh sé abhfad ann gur shiubhail ceannuightheóir chuige, agus do tairg e dhá phúnt déag uirthí. "Tá an pinghin is aoirde ar an aonach (arsa) uaim" Páid. Bhi buachaill óg ar chúl an fhalla agus do chuslaidh sé iad. Do rith sé abhaile go dtí a mháthair agus d'innis sé an sgéal di.
    Thug sí slat fada agus pinghin do. Annsan do rith sé go dtí Paid, agus do (thairg se) cuir sé an pingin ar bhárr na slaite. Do thairg sé an pingin dó. Thug an t-amadán an bhó do, agus do thíomáin an buachaill
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    Donnachadha Ó Laighin
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