Scoil: Béal an Átha Móir (B.)

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1. Superstitions

   

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   If you walk under a ladder it is said that you will never grow any more. If there is a straw out of a hen's tail it is a sign that a visitor will come to the house. It is considered unlucky to try to remove a birth-mark S.oh e. When our Lord falls on our Ladys' Lap England will have a great mishap 1921 When the palm and the shamrock are worn on the same day for the second time all Ireland will be free. This will occur in 1940. S.ó h.e.

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2. Superstitions

   

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   Cingiseach

   This is name given to a person born on Whit Sunday. There is a belief about here that such a person is destined to kill or get killed.
   To prevent this the person, when a baby is drawn through a hole in a clay dyke, or put through a sort of temporary porch erected with sticks and covered overhead with sods.

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