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School: Knocknagilla

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Knocknagillagh, Co. Cavan
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T. Mac Giolla Críost
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0979, Page 280

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  2. The Lore of Certain Days

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    Friday is reckoned a lucky day for starting all classes of work. Good Friday is remarked as a lucky day for planting garden crops especially plants that are subject to miss growing.
    Work started on Saturday is said to tough and tedious, and "Saturdays flitting makes a short sitting" so "Friday nights dream and Saturdays told, is bound to come true be it ever so old".
    All the other of the months curse a "fair" February. "March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb",
    but sometimes she borrows three days
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