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1. The Lore of Certain Days (ar lean)

   

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   keep some of the potatoes without planting until Good Friday. It was also the custom to dig new potatoes on St. John's Eve. It was an old saying that March borrowed three days from April and if the old cows put that bad weather over them, they would live for the rest of the year.

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2. The Lore of Certain Days

   

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   Some of the people never washed only on Monday and Wednesday. It was an old custom to have all the potatoes set before the eve of Patrick's day and they used say the potatoes set after Patrick's day never grew the full size, and the blight used come on them first.
   April was the month for planting mangolds and turnips and they were planted late in the evening. They used say the dew would soak the seed and the birds would be gone asleep and would not eat them. The people used sell their geese and ducks in the market every August and the farmer's with the biggest geese used get a prize such as three shillings and they

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