School: Ceann Breac (roll number 13452)
- Location:
- Canbrack, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Pádraig Breathnach
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0119, Page 259
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- If a person was dying, and another person, would twist a habit around his neck before he died, he would not suffer pains of Purgatory.
If a cow was choking, and the first person who would see her would go out, and turn a stone over in the wall, the cow would get alright.
If a person was going to the fair, and met a red-haired woman, it is thought he would have no luck that day.(continues on next page)
