Scoil: Nutgrove (uimhir rolla 10126)

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1. Festival Customs (ar lean)

   

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   and to boil eggs very hard and to carry them out on a hill and a few children start rolling them down the hill and see which will last the longest.
   Whit Monday falls on the monday after Whit Sunday and it is a bank holiday and there is always an excursion from the city to Foynes and a large crowd visit Foynes on that day.
   On May Eve people sprinkle holy water on their crops and animals so as to keep away the fairies. Long ago it was a custom to strew flowers called Marsh Mallow on gate-ways and doorways and in the out-offices.
   On St. John's Eve which falls on the 23rd of June bonfires are generally lighted on every hill and height.
   On the feast of the Assumption which falls on the fifteenth of August a large crowd visits St. Owen's Well at Barrigone, Co. Limerick on that day and pay rounds there.

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