School: Breac-chluain (B.) (roll number 13389)

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   A stitch in time saves nines.
   Old friends are best.
   Don't throw out dirty water until you get clean in.
   It is an ill wind that blows nobody got

   

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2. Éanlaithe

   

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   The weather can be judged by the curlews. When you hear them whistling it is the sign that it is going to rain. The crows are a sign of good weather when they are flying against the wind. When the sea-gulls come and lie on the fields it is the sign of wet weather. When you see the wild geese coming from the north it is the of frost.

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   Language

   English

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   Mr James Cafferky

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