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“About forty years ago all the little girls wore St Patrick's Cross on St Patrick's Day.”
About forty ears ago all the little girls wore St Patrick's Cross on St Patrick's day. It was made by sewing a piece of coloured ribon, across round cardbord. The principal coloured blue and white, these are the colours of St Patrick's cross Green ribbons were later put in and in the end whoever had the most and the best colours. They measure about three inches from side to side. They were made at home by the father or mother.
Holly was gathered at Christmass it was supposed to be unlucky to put up ivy. If mistletoe could be got, a bunch was hung in a prominent place. It was unlucky to put it up before Christmas Eve or to take it down before Twelfth Day; when the holly was taken down it was burned.
There was a superstition that whoever of a family brought a branch of Maybush into the house first would die before next May day.
On Palm Sunday men wore pieces of blessed Palm in their hats.(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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