Scoil: Currans (B.), Fearann Fuar (uimhir rolla 4459)

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1. The Local Fairs (ar lean)

   

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   each on calves, 6 each on cows and heifers or bullocks and three-halfpence each on bonhams.
   When an animal is sold a Luck-money is given and it is called "Luck". It is so calculated on the price of the animal sold or if they buying is a friend of the sellers a good "Luck-penny" as it is sometimes called is given.
   When a bargain is made the parties show their agreement by striking hands or shaking hands. I never heard that spitting was used only when the "Luck" money was given, the receiver generally spat on it.
   Animals are marked with blue, a piece of mud or with a cut of a scissors on the left hind portion of the animal's back.
   When an animal is sold the halter is never given away. It is always retained.
   There was a fair held in Currans in the "troubled times" of 1916 + '21 - no usual annual one and only one animal - a bull - was exposed for sale. The seller was

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