Volume: CBÉ 0189
- Date
- 1935
- Collector
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- About eights stooks go to make a stack—and eight sheaves go to make a stook. The stooks are capped with three sheaves. They always like to sow corn before the first of April, and also the barley.
- Long ago the old people believed that the 11th of June was the longest day of the year. The phrase is still used: “as long as the 11th of June. All the crops should be in before that date. Turnips were considered too late after the 11th of June