Abstract: Story collected by a student at Donore school (Donore, Co. Meath) (no informant identified).
Original reference: 0682/1/177
School Donore [Vol. 0682, Chapter 0001]
County The Schools' Manuscript Collection : County Meath Schools
Focla Gaeilge atá in Úsáid san gCeantar Seo [duchas:4964447]
Fochla Gaedhilge atá i n-usáid san gceanntar seo "Prug callaigh" when milking the cow (said to keep her quiet) Tioch tioch - when calling hens. Biadh biadh - when calling turkeys. Prugee prugee - when calling calves. Mach[?] much - when calling pigs. (also "hurish hurish"). Lít lít - when calling ducks. "how-up" when driving cattle. Mhuire strú - said when worried. Ochón said when worried or in trouble. M'anam istigh do Mhuire - said when in danger. "God between us and all harm". lán a mhála = plenty. go leór = plenty. críal = to flog or beat. trodge = to wade in shallow water. sligo= old shoes or slippers. a lanna = term of endearment. spailpin = a term of contempt. smidirín = a small piece, a plinter. trustaigh = a heavy frieze overcoat.
Original reference: 0682/1/177
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