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Seán Ó Neachtuin: An Eighteenth-Century Irish Writer
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Seán Ó Neachtuin: An Eighteenth-Century Irish Writer
Author(s)
Ó Fearghail, Brian,
Compiler/Editor
Risk, M.H.
Composition Date
1760
Publisher
(B.Á.C.: Coláiste Phádraig, 1975)
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1926
Ag so sios mur leannas cuid de Shuirighidh Sheain ui Neachdain mac fir-duithe bhi na chomhnaigh a bporraisd Drumma agus do ghluais an toganach a ccuireachta buadhchallidh eille as an ait; togbhail fomhair no Spailpineacht go cuige Laidgion agus do cuirse fo dearra do chach bhi leis gan aidbhail aon fhocal bearla bheith aige go filleadh dho tar ais, cia beifeacdach an Scollaire e, ach cheanna chomhnaigh Sean seal i dteach duine shaibhir do Nóglach bhí san tir sin. Thanic oganaigh ag iarraidh cleamhnas air an Noglach agus fuair Sean slighe ar a gradh chur i ccéill don óig bhean únadh. John Naughten for Winifred Nangle. Aisling Shean uí Neachdain mas fior do B. Ó Fearraoil. A leightheoir, fagabh an Sean thuas san mbaille chon gac aen ní bheith go beacht anordugh a gcuinnigh chaich, agus na ccuirtérigh theacht ó aiffrionn. Budh amhlaigh sin aigison oir budh feasach glic an diollunach é agus diar air Una fagamh sa mbailleadh cur orrdadh ar dhinear, putóg ordú dho fein, is an sa mbeurla labhair se ria agus
dubharth Winny honey will you order me a pudding sgairt cach agus dubhairt isi leis go riarfab é agus ma cosmhuil do bearla bheith aige acht cenna fuar peann dubh agus paper hug leis don stabla iad, agus do chum na rainn thuas agus dfagaibh gan mhothamh chach abh- fuinneoig an Parluis iad, do rinidair chach ionnamh deidh agus ba eigion do Shean a leighamh.
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