School: Ballyhaise
- Location:
- Béal Átha hÉis, Co. an Chabháin
- Teacher: Thos. Plunkett
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- River sand always sweats before rain.
When a rope tightens it is a sure sign of rain. - Watery beams from the sun is a sign of rain.
When the cock crows on the barn door in the morning it is a sign of a good day.
To see fish jumping in the water is a sign of coming rain.
If you see a weather gaul in the morning you'll have a storm soon.
A dog gets sick and every thing annoys him when bad weather is at hand.
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- Bobbie Philemey
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- Age
- 13