Lucky and Unlucky Days

CBÉS 0971

Susan Scollans

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The Old People Used to Have Superstition About the Days of the Week

CBÉS 0971

May Mc Manus

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“There are many signs connected with the days of the year which are supposed to be true.”

CBÉS 0971

Maire Mc Govern

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“There are many superstitions about luck and unlucky days.”

CBÉS 0971

Maureen O' Reilly

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Forts

CBÉS 0971

Susan Scollans

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“There were many old forts in Ireland long ago.”

CBÉS 0971

Maire Mc Govern

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“There are many old forts in this district”

CBÉS 0971

James Burke

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“Long ago there were many forts in Ireland.”

CBÉS 0971

John Kennedy, Mary Mc Keown

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Old Crafts

CBÉS 0971

May Mc Keown

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“Long ago everything was made by hand and this gave employment to the people.”

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Susan Scollans, Tom Dolan

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“Many industries which have now died out were carried on in this district.”

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Mrs Doherty, Nuala Mc Govern

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“There was a nailer's shop in town of Belturbet.”

CBÉS 0971

Fergus Mc Govern

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Food

CBÉS 0971

Susan Scollans

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“Long ago people of Ireland had different food from our food.”

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Patrick Brady

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“Long ago the people did not eat the same sort of food as they do now.”

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James Burke

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“Long ago people were very strong and healthy.”

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Bridie Dolan, Myles Fitz

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Churning

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Delia Gaffney, Mrs Gaffney

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“I have a churn at home.”

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John Mc Goldrick

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“We have a churn at home.”

CBÉS 0971

Rosanna Mc Manus

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Cures

CBÉS 0971

Bridie Dolan

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