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“Its not lucky to lend salt on Whit Sunday on Whit Monday.”
CBÉS 0920
Page 312
It is not lucky to lend salt on Whit Sunday or Whit Monday
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“Its not lucky to lend salt on Whit Sunday on Whit Monday.”
CBÉS 0920
Page 312
CBÉS 0033
Page 0321
CBÉS 0128
Page 332
CBÉS 0755
Page 144
CBÉS 0004
Page 265
CBÉS 0028
Page 0314
CBÉS 0055
Page 0121
CBÉS 0117
Page 159
CBÉS 0137B
Page 31_056
CBÉS 0138D
Page 02_023
“Whit Sunday is an unlucky day to be born. It is said any person born on Whit Sunday would commit murder.”
CBÉS 0190
Page 129
CBÉS 0265
Page 192
“From the Glen (Co. Limerick) district I learn that Whit Monday is an unlucky day for births, whether of human or animal.”
CBÉS 0507
Page 268
“If you are sick on Whit Sunday you will be sick all the year round.”
CBÉS 0661
Page 211
CBÉS 0689
Page 016
“It is unlucky to cut your nails of a Friday or Sunday. ...”
CBÉS 0826
Page 407
CBÉS 0870
Page 352
CBÉS 0902
Page 069
CBÉS 0902
Page 070
CBÉS 0968
Page 458