en ga sk ga ga ga ga ga cs sk sk hu en de en en ga en es en ca ga es en en ga en ga mwl sk sk en et en en en es es es es en es en es es es es es en es es es es en ca ca es es es es ga en en es en es es en en en en ga en en en en es en eo gd en rm ga ga hu en ga ga ga en en en en en lt en en en en en en ga fr en ga es ga ga en gl ga ga ga ga en ga ga es ga pl ga ca de en
Teach Mhic Conaill | Bailiúchán na Scol | dúchas.ie
Léim go príomhábhar an leathanaigh
Scoil: Teach Mhic Conaill (uimhir rolla 15614)
Teach Mhic Conaill, Co. Ros Comáin
Duine Gach duine Mollie Costello (27) Thomas Finneran (2) John Galvin (20) Michael Glennon (1) Andrew Grehan (2) Edward Killeen (1) Lizzie Killeen (1) Rosie Moore (11) Teanga Gach teanga Béarla (45)
Holy Wells in My Parish Tras-scríofa
In the Penal Times Tras-scríofa
Local Place Names Tras-scríofa
A Local Story Tras-scríofa
The Potato Crop Tras-scríofa
Games I Play Tras-scríofa
Local Patron Saint Tras-scríofa
A Local Song Tras-scríofa
An Old Story Tras-scríofa
Food in Olden Times Tras-scríofa
Care of Our Farm Animals Tras-scríofa
The Local Forge Tras-scríofa
Emblems and Obects of Value Tras-scríofa
The Leipreachán or Mermaid Tras-scríofa
A Collection of Prayers Tras-scríofa
The Old Graveyards Tras-scríofa
The Care of the Feet Tras-scríofa
Clothes Made Locally Tras-scríofa
Buying and Selling Tras-scríofa
A Hidden Treasure Tras-scríofa
Hurling and Football Matches Tras-scríofa
/ 111 Ar aghaidh
Taifeach: Íseal | Ard
Bailiúchán na Scol, Imleabhar 0270, Leathanach 008
Íomhá agus sonraí © Cnuasach Bhéaloideas Éireann, UCD. Féach sonraí cóipchirt »
Tuairiscigh fadhb chuig eolas@duchas.ie »
Abair linn má fheiceann tú eolas mícheart nó míchuí anseo.
Ráiteas maidir le Polasaí 'Fógra agus Gníomh' »
Scoil: Teach Mhic Conaill
Ar an leathanach seo
Local Marriage Customs (ar lean)
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)
the new-married couple, and the people who light it shout at their best.
In olden times people used to race against each other on horses on their way home from the wedding, and the shouting and leaping of horses were heard everywhere. In olden times also, old people say that wives sat on horse-back beside their husbands.
The days of horses were considered wonderful times. The motors of the present time are not half so exciting. It is often, when speaking of a wedding, old men with bearded faces are heard say"God be with the weddin's of our day. It was then we had the barrels o' porter and the jugs o' whiskey, and we drank a health to old Paddy's land. but things were far cheaper that time.
The old people of to-day scarcely remember of marriages taking place in the houses, but they say that they did take place.
If old people meet marriageable people during Saraft, they say "we will have to" salt "you again this year. By salting they mean to throw a fist of sat at the bachelors and old maids, so that they will keep good, as they say, until next Saraft.
Tras-scríofa ag duine dár meitheal tras-scríbhneoirí deonacha.
Stair | Athraigh »
© 2018 Cnuasach Bhéaloideas
© 2018 Fiontar & Scoil na Gaeilge, DCU
Cláraigh dár liosta ríomhphoist!
Más maith leat go gcoimeádfaí ar an eolas thú maidir leis na forbairtí is déanaí ar dúchas.ie agus ar thionscadail eile de chuid Fiontar & Scoil na Gaeilge, cuir do sheoladh lenár liosta ríomhphoist.
Ar na meáin shóisialta: Facebook Twitter