It used to be the weasel was the deal breaker
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  Sharry Wright, an artist from San Francisco, based her collage on 3 pieces of folklore: If going on a journey it is very unlucky to see a weasel. One should turn back, or he will have no luck that … Read More

Party at the crossroads for the turned-out whistling women
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A crowing hen should not be sold or killed. She should be left at a cross-roads. She will bring misfortune about any place she is. The same applies to a whistling woman.

Ní ceart go cur le chéile
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  There’s strength in unity Brenda painted this painting originally as a support for the staff at Lancaster General Hospital during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Titled ‘My Refuge’, Brenda’s work can be purchased on her website as an 8×10 print and … Read More

Four sure signs there’s going to be a wedding: a frog at the door, front of the dress on fire, cups with two spoons and mother cuts the sign of the cross overhead
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  Sharry based her collage on a combination of four pieces of folklore: A frog coming to the door is a sign of marriage in the family If a girl’s apron takes fire in front it is a sign of … Read More

Frog on the doorstep
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A frog coming to a door is a sign of marriage in the family

Immediately after a baby is born unsalted butter should be placed in its mouth
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by Ferdia Davies, age 8, New York     Press ‘play’ to see Ferdia’s animation on the folklore “Immediately after a baby is born unsalted butter should be placed in its mouth.”

The cross roads
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    Ruadhan Davies (10) lives in New York, U.S.A.  Ruadhan based his comic on the folklore piece “A crowing hen should not be sold or killed. She should be left at a cross-roads. She will bring misfortune about any … Read More

Nigdy Nie Zaluje Sie Wody Dopoki Studnia Nie Wyschnie
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  You’ll never miss the water ’til the well runs dry

Ciezko Zdobyc Welne z Kozla
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    It’s hard to get wool of a goat

Knock Knock who’s there?
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    If a frog comes to your door  it’s a sign of a marriage in the house  

Mol an oige agus tiocfaidh siad
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  Praise the youth and they will come

Na bac leis an mear fada
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  Don’t put anything on the long finger

Athníonn ciaróg, ciaróg eile
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One beetle recognises another

Frogs from Lisdoon
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  A frog on a doorstep is a sign of marriage in a family Frogs are taking up positions As ambassadors of Lisdoon Their job is to arrive on doorsteps So expect a call soon!