Scoil: An Daingean, Cuinche
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The tongs was always left in an upright position against the chimney corner during the night.
When making a churn the head of the tongs was put in the fire and left there till the churn was made.
If a baby was sleeping in a cradle and should of necessity be left alone in the kitchen ,the person going out would always put the tongs across the foot of the cradle as a safeguard against the fairies taking the baby.In buying any animals such as bonhams or calves a 'luck'penny was always given by the seller.This 'luck penny' was put into a box until he had the price of a Mass .He then gave it to the priest to say Mass.
A crowing hen used be sold and salt bought for the money.
The women used to stop up all night on May Eve watching to get the water first from the well on May morning so that luck would be with them for the year.People put holy water in the churn(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
