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Scoil: Clara (uimhir rolla 16116)
Clárach Uachtarach, Co. Chill Chainnigh
Duine Gach duine Mrs Anderson (1) Tom Anderson (1) Mollie Brennan (1) Martin Brennan (1) Mr Carrigan (1) J. Carrigan (1) Mary Carroll (3) M. Carroll (1) Denis Carroll (8) Denis O' Carroll (1) James Costello (4) Annie Costello (1) B. Costello (4) Brigid Costello (2) Mr Nicholas O' Keeffe (1) Mrs O' Keeffe (3) Thomas Knox (2) Tom Knox (3) Mrs Knox (1) Annie Knox (1) Denis Knox (6) M.K. Mc Mahon (6) Mary K Mc Mahon (3) Ned Murphy (1) Teanga Gach teanga Béarla (46) Measctha (1)
Historic - Clara, Co. Kilkenny Tras-scríofa
Historic - Local Tradition of Historic Personages or Events since Coming of English Tras-scríofa
Historic - Emblems and Objects of Value Tras-scríofa
Historic - Famine Period - Black '47 Tras-scríofa
Histroric - Local Estate - Landlords in Lyrath Tras-scríofa
Local Inns - The Pike Tras-scríofa
Historic - A Local Mass Rock Tras-scríofa
Local Cures - Clara Tras-scríofa
Historic - Old Church of Clara Tras-scríofa
Folk Cures or Charms in Clara Tras-scríofa
Historic - The Monument Tras-scríofa
Local Fairs in Clara Tras-scríofa
Historic - Local Industries Tras-scríofa
Old Furniture no Longer in Use Tras-scríofa
Old Houses in Clara Tras-scríofa
Topographic - Unofficial Place Names in the Townland of Clara Tras-scríofa
Old Crafts Le tras-scríobh
Social - Food in Use some Years Ago in Clara - Now Rarely Used at all Le tras-scríobh
Social - Food on Ceremonial Occasions in Townland of Clara Le tras-scríobh
Particular Foods in Clara District on Certain Days Le tras-scríobh
Social - Folk Cures or Charms in Townland of Clara - Cure for Ringworm Le tras-scríobh
Folk Cures or Charms in the Townland of Clara Tras-scríofa
Travelling Folk in Clara District - Long Ago Tras-scríofa
Manager of Schools in Clara Le tras-scríobh
Principals of Clara School Le tras-scríobh
Local Saint - in the Parish of Clara, Co. Kilkenny Le tras-scríobh
Templemartin, Parish of Clara, Co. Kilkenny Le tras-scríobh
Other Holy Wells in Clara District - St Martin's Well Tras-scríofa
Other Holy Wells in Clara District Le tras-scríobh
St Patrick, St Brigid and Other Irish Saints Le tras-scríobh
Observances on Eves or Days of the Principal Festivals in Clara District Tras-scríofa
Local Graveyard - Clara Le tras-scríobh
Inscriptions on Tombstones in the Old Churchyard of Clara Le tras-scríobh
Legends Connected with Local Monuments in Clara District Le tras-scríobh
Pishrogues in the District of Clara, Co. Killkenny Le tras-scríobh
Wake and Funeral Customs in Clara, Co. Kilkenny Le tras-scríobh
Marriage Customs in Clara Le tras-scríobh
Jack-Stones in Clara School, Co. Kilkenny Le tras-scríobh
A Local Celebrity - Clara, Co. Kilkenny Le tras-scríobh
Local Heroes Le tras-scríobh
Fairies in this District Le tras-scríobh
Belief in Water Horses and Water Bulls Le tras-scríobh
(gan teideal) Le tras-scríobh
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“Observances on Eves or Days of the Principal Festivals in Clara District”
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Observances on Eves or Days of the Principal Festivals in Clara District (ar lean)
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)
Shrove is the "matchmaking" Season
Shrove Tuesday, (already referred to) is called here Pancake Nt. & pancakes with rings are eaten for tea.
"Chalk Sunday" - Sunday after Shrove - all eligible bachelors who let Shrove pass without taking a wife, are "chalked" after Mass on their way home - "chalking" means a that large cross up made with chalk on the back of their Sunday clothes, to express disapproval of their "slowness".
Easter Morning - Easter Water (water blessed on Easter Eve in the Churches) is drunk as a preventative against illness.
Easter Eggs - it is an old custom to eat as many as one can - sometimes 3 or 4 eggs are eaten by the younger folk. It is also a custom to rise early to see the Sun "dancing" at dawn.
(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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