(gan teideal)

“A fair is held in sweet Glin town At the dawning of each year On the first of dark December When Christmas times are near...”

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John Mulvihill, Kathleen Lynch

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(gan teideal)

“One Christmas night a woman from Glin was lighting candles...”

CBÉS 0480

Hannah Enright, Tim Enright

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A Christmas Message to the President - Inscribed to Mr Seán Hartney M.C.C.

CBÉS 0487

P.J. Ahern, Séamus Ahern

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(gan teideal)

“The usual time for marriage in this district is during Shrove, especially from Little Christmas day to Shrove Tuesday.”

CBÉS 0489

Mícheal de Bhailis, Riobárd de Bailis

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(gan teideal)

“There are many old customs observed for each of the important feast days in the year like Christmas Day, St Patricks day and many others.”

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Annie O' Leary

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Christmas

CBÉS 0496

Nancy Enright, Thomas Cotter

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Christmas

CBÉS 0496

Catherine Fitzgerald, James Fitzgerald

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Christmas

CBÉS 0497

Donal Linehan, John Fitzgerald

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Christmas

CBÉS 0497

Denis Newman, Jeremiah Newman

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Christmas

CBÉS 0497

John Murphy, Mrs Murphy

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Festival Customs - Christmas Eve Customs

CBÉS 0506

Clarrie Alfred

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Festival Customs - Christmas Day Customs

CBÉS 0506

Mary Ruttle

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(gan teideal)

“There's a cock's step on the day from Little Christmas on.”

CBÉS 0507

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(gan teideal)

“When I was a boy, a mere child maybe, I remember that when the Christmas candle was lighted on Xmas eve, my mother used take a spray of holly from that which was used to decorate the house, hold it in the flame of the Christmas candle and when, after some”

CBÉS 0507

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(gan teideal)

“Old Mrs Guare told me that one Christmas morning when going to Mass to Manister, she saw the ducks of that village drunk.”

CBÉS 0507

Paul Broderick

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Féilí na Bliana i gContae Luimnigh - Christmas Day

CBÉS 0511

Kitty Clancy

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(gan teideal)

“On Christmas Eve Night, local peasant light a long candle in the kitchen window, and put on a big fire and sweep the hearth...”

CBÉS 0512

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Old Christmas Customs

CBÉS 0528

John Mc Gann

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Christmas Customs

CBÉS 0528

Mr Patrick Ronan, Theresa Ronan

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