School: Sheanmore (roll number 16197)
- Location:
- Sheeanmore, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Síghle Ní Dhonnchadha
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- On New Year's Day the daylight lengthens as far as a cocks crow carries.
When oak trees bend with snow in January, good crops may be expected.
January 14th will be either the coldest of the wettest day of the year.
A January spring is worth nothing.
As long as the birds sing on Brigid's Day the snow comes before May Day. Candlemas Day throw a candle away. When Candlemas Day is come and gone the snow won't lie on a hot stone.
- Collector
- Pádraig Ó hÓdhra
- Gender
- Male
