Volume: CBÉ 0608 (Part 02)
- Date
- 1939
- Collector
- Location
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0608, Page 414
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“The old women took a great pride in their dark blue hood-cloaks, hence this one's warning that the receiver was to be careful of it.”
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“Dan Sweeney of Glenlough, now over seventy years of age, (nephew to the man who head the hair was said to have fallen from), told me that a very long time ago...”
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“The dead are believed to come back when they have left some work undone, some penance unperformed or some promise unfulfilled.”
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“When men get their hair cut in this parish they are careful to gather it up from the ground and put it away into a hole in a wall or ditch...”
