School: Killossery, Kilsallaghan
- Location:
- Killossery, Co. Dublin
- Teacher: B. Ó Corbhallagh
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- Collector
- Veronica Long
- Gender
- Female
- Occupation
- Pupil
- Address
- Kilsallaghan, Co. Dublin
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- There is much superstition attached to magpies. If a magpie is seen hopping on the road and if she flies to the right it is the sign of good luck. If she flies to the left it is the sign of bad luck.