School: Tamhnach, Inis

Location:: Toonagh, Co. Clare
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a book and kiss it inside in the house and go out and kiss it outside. Putting yourself through the the keyhole is another. Write your name on a piece of paper and pass it through the keyhole. Putting your right hand where your left hand cannot touch it is another. Place it on the left elbow.
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Halloween

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Hallow E'en is on the thirty first of October, and on that night we have a lot of sport and we play a lot of games. The play starts at supper. We have a barmbrack for supper. There is a ring in the brack and who ever gets the ring it is said he will be married before the end

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