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Local Marriage Customs (ar lean)
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Friday or Saturday because it is said that those days are unlucky. Most people like to get married on a Wednesday because it is believed it is a lucky day.
Matches are made in the district. Money is given as a fortune. Sometimes stock and goods are given. Customs observed on the wedding are. The man and the girl meet at the church in the morning.
After the marriage ceremony is over the party returns to the bride's home where a breakfast is prepared for them by the bride's mother. Sometimes the women in the neighbour-hood help to get ready the breakfast.
When the breakfast is over the wedding party go away in a car to some sea-side p such as Bundoran. Some go to Sligo others go to Dublin. That night strawboys visit the house. Some people wait until about eleven oclock to come home in order to escape the straw boys. Strawboys a dressed in old clothes. They have straw hats on their heads and they carr sticks in their hands. There is a captain leading them. They are usually well rcieved Strawboys stop in the house for about an hour. Then they go home.
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