Local Marriage Customs

CBÉS 0353

Mrs Lehane, Patrick Lehane

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In the Penal Times

CBÉS 0353

Mrs Lehane, Patrick Lehane

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Travelling Folk

CBÉS 0364

Mrs Lehane

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“In Egan's field near Carrig there is a fort and in it there is a tunnel...”

CBÉS 0531

Carmel Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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Signs of the Weather

“It is the usual custom for people especially country to observe the changes of the weather by signs.”

CBÉS 0531

Brighid Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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Cures

CBÉS 0531

Bríghid Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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“Numerous customs still cling to the newly married couple, some of them which have been passed down for generations.”

CBÉS 0531

Bríghid Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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“There are numerous little herbs and plants which grow among grass and corn and they all have their own cures.”

CBÉS 0531

Bríghid Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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“Many travelling folk still travel the roads all over Ireland.”

CBÉS 0531

Bríghid Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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“About four miles from Carrig there is a large estate called Fadden.”

CBÉS 0531

Filoména Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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“In days gone by marriage customs were more common than nowadays.”

CBÉS 0531

Filoména Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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“The people of old had sayings known as proverbs.”

CBÉS 0531

Filoména Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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“The tiny plants which grow so thickly in the country all have their own cures.”

CBÉS 0531

Filoména Ní Dhulchonta, Mrs Lehane

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