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An Príomhbhailiúchán Lámhscríbhinní

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(gan teideal)

“Duffy says that it is believed that people who do not lead good lives go towards the North when they die.”

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Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“A man who was blamed by a girl as being the father of her child died.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“No drink is given out at wakes now. The priests stopped that.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“Offerings of money were made at every funeral in Drumhalry in former times.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“Coffins were got from the town, or a neighbouring carpenter would make them in the barn where he worked.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“When questioned about things being put into the coffin with the corpse...”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“Another game played at wakes was known as "Making Poitín".”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“During Duffy's young days the priest stopped all the wake games.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“The ould Irish wake games" in the Co. Leitrim were, duffy says, more original games than the Longford ones...”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“Of course the very young and the very old people never took part in the wake games.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“Duffy says that he often heard of mock-marriages like the 'nine daughters' being played at wakes.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“When the priest wanted to stop the games he spoke from the Altar about them.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“When Patrick Duffy's father died, Patrick had eight gallons of whiskey at his father's funeral.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“At a wake when a person was offered a pipe he could refuse it...”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“A plate of snuff was laid on the table beside the corpse.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“A wake game called the "Nine Daughters" has already been published in Béaloideas from Mr. Duffy.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“Another game played at wakes in Drumhalry was called "Shuffle the Brogue".”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“Another game played at wakes was in the nature of a slapping game.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“The Banshee followed the Reillys.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy
(gan teideal)

“Duffy's father often sold butter and flax in the town of Cavan which was the best market for butter.”

CBÉ 0581

Seanchas

3 January 1939

P.S. Duffy

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