School: Mucros (roll number 5364)
- Location:
- Mucros, Co. Dhún na nGall
- Teacher: Aodh Ua hEigeartaigh
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- (continued from previous page)Ní tháinig ariamh, a’s ní thiocfaidh a coidhche.
Is dá mairfead sé m’athair,
Nach dtabhairfinn dó fasgadh nó dideán.
As Híombó.
(V)
Suid síar a bealach as lean é go h-árd,
O Droichead na gCaillig go Carraí na gCaorach,
Tá an bealach fluich salach as an gealach gan éirigh,
As agam le dul go Dún Creathnaighe fa’n tacar seo d’oidhche. - (continued from previous page)Ní tháinig ariamh, a’s ní thiocfaidh a coidhche.
Is dá mairfead sé m’athair,
Nach dtabhairfinn dó fasgadh nó dideán.
As Híombó.
(V)
Suid síar a bealach as lean é go h-árd,
O Droichead na gCaillig go Carraí na gCaorach,
Tá an bealach fluich salach as an gealach gan éirigh,
As agam le dul go Dún Creathnaighe fa’n tacar seo d’oidhche. - Mó Sheanduine Dóighte.
Cuirim mó sheanduine síar go dtí an liagharán.
An áit a rabh míle agus fiche de shliabh ann.
Fuair sé an fionnadh agus chaill sé na fiacla,
Agus tháinig sé abhaile i bhfuilimist bliadhna.
Curfá.
Hó ró mó seánduine dóighte
[Brón]? Ar an tseán duine is mairg a phós sé.
II.
Da mbéadh sin agam-sa srathar as diallaid,
Sulmeach leathar agus béalmach iarrainn,
Tógfainnse an scafaire suas ins an diallaid,
Agus leigfinnse an seanduine bealach a’ diabhail.
Curfa.
III.
Chuaidh mé ‘un mhargaidh ag ceannacht a chorca,(continues on next page)