Focail ags Cora Cainnte atá in Usáid go mórmhór i measc na Seandaoine i bparóiste Dúnmanmhuí an Taobh Thoir Thuaidh

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Mr P. Warren

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(gan teideal)

“Nay-gur" - a mean cowardly fellow.”

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Mallachta etc

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Mr William Shorten

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Seanfhocal - Nathanna etc

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Mr John Crowley

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Personal Names, Family Names and Nicknames

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Personal Nicknames

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Mr Patrick Warren

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Personal Names

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Piseoga

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Mr Daniel Hurley

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“Some people used to steal butter from their neighbours by means of piseogs.”

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Mr William Shorten

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“There was a priest going to a station one morning north near Castlemore.”

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“There was a priest in Inis Léin long ago, seventy or eighty years ago, and he has a few cows.”

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Mr William Shorten

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“when my grandmother was young her people at one time couldn't make any butter.”

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Mr William Shorten

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“When people were being robbed of their butter by piseogs, they would set a counter-piseog to work.”

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“May-day was a great day for piseogs.”

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Days - Lucky and Unlucky

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Mr William Shorten

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Piseoga - Taboos

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(gan teideal)

“There was a man in Behigullane long ago -70 years ago- Jacky Lyne.”

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The Story of Dan Bárúil

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William Shorten

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Piseoga Eile

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The House

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