School: Cohaw (B)
- Location:
- Cohaw, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: P. Woods
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- Saturday is said to be an unlucky day to change from one house to another.
The old proverb is "Saturday's flit is a short sit.
The cold days in the beginning of April are called the borrowing days as they are said to be borrowed from March. It is said to be unlucky to get married on Friday. It is also said to be an unlucky day if it falls on the 13 of the month.