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“A circle round the moon is a sign of rain.”

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Charles Gyles

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“If a person has warts on any part of his body he should get a long straw and put as many knots on it as there are warts.”

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Mrs Crossan, Oliver Crossan

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“About a mile outside Dundalk there is a park called the Deer Park and in it there is a cave.”

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B. Gyles, Charles Gyles

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“To cure a clucking hen tether her to a table for six or seven days.”

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John Cooney

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“If a cock stands on one leg there s sure to be rain.”

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John Cooney

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“To see a cock crowing in through an closed window is bad luck.”

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John Cooney

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“To cure hiccoughs think of the elevation of the chalice.”

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John Cooney

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“When stars are close together there is sure to be rain.”

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T. Mc Grath, Thomas Mc Grath

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“Long ago when a person had measles, the woman of the house put three onions on a table beside the bed of the sick person...”

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Mrs Macmee, Thomas Mac Grath

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Games

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James Mc Kenna

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A Fairy Story

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James Mc Kenna, Mr Mc Keown

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“When you hear ducks cackling, bad weather may be expected.”

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James Mc Kenna

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(gan teideal)

“If you bury a dog beside an apple tree it gives a better yield.”

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John Cooney

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Hidden Treasure

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James Mc Evoy, John Joe Mc Evoy

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“Asses milk will cure whooping cough.”

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John Cooney

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“Dandelion juice will cure warts.”

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John Cooney

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“White river froth cures warts.”

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John Cooney

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“To cure fits in a dog put water on his head or cut his tail.”

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John Cooney

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The Treasure at Clogherhead

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John Cooney, Patrick Verdon

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The Fairies of Fane Valley

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D. Carmody, John Cooney

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