(gan teideal)

“Whit Sunday is an unlucky day to be born. It is said any person born on Whit Sunday would commit murder.”

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John Meehan

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Festival Customs - Whit Sunday and Monday

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Monica Tierney, William Allen

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Whit Sunday

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Whit Sunday

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Kathleen O' Riordan

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(gan teideal)

“From the Glen (Co. Limerick) district I learn that Whit Monday is an unlucky day for births, whether of human or animal.”

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Whit Sunday

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John O' Dwyer

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(gan teideal)

“A child born on Whit Sunday will have the "evil blow", that is, a stone thrown from his hand will prove fatal.”

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Bernard Gaughran

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(gan teideal)

“If you bathe on Whit Sunday you are sure to be drowned.”

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Bernard Gaughran

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(gan teideal)

“If you are sick on Whit Sunday you will be sick all the year round.”

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Bernard Gaughran

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An Unlucky Day - Whit Monday

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Tom Neill

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Whitsuntide

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Important Days and Their Customs - Whitsunday

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Mrs Reilly, Patricia Reilly

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Whit Sunday and Whit Monday

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(gan teideal)

“Whit Sunday is the cross day in the year and the following week is the cross week.”

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Kate Donegan

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Whit Sunday - Whit Monday

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(gan teideal)

“Whit Monday is a bad day for buying...”

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Patrick Lyons

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Domhnach Cincíse

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Cathal Mac Fhíonntaigh, Neans Ní Chealachain

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A Whit Foal

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(gan teideal)

“Anything born on a Whit Sunday is unlucky...”

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Ann Heffernan

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Festival Customs - Whit Sunday

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Patrick Kehoe

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