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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0087, Page 86

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    “Bring water out of Lough Marcuis on the day...”

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    Bring water out of Lough Marcáin on the day of pilgrimage and it will cure any sick beast.
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    When doing a pilgrimage to Lough Marcáin an indulgence will not be gained if you pass by a graveyard
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    Language
    English
    Collector
    Joseph Ó Móran
    Gender
    Male
    Age
    14
    Informant
    Mrs Kilroy
    Gender
    Female
    Age
    65
    Address
    Lecarrow, Co. Mayo

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    When people dig the new potatoes for the first time the biggest is taken and put in the fire saying "That we may have plenty all the year round."
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