Abstract: Story collected by Miss Bridget Weir, a student at Tóin an tSeanbhaile school (Tonatanvally, Co. Mayo) (no informant identified).
Original reference: 0086/107/92
School Tóin an tSeanbhaile [Vol. 0086, Chapter 0005]
County The Schools' Manuscript Collection : County Mayo Schools
Dreams [duchas:4344552]
Dreams We have a lot of sayings about dreams around here. The old people say that if you dream of the dead it is a news for the living. They also say that if you dream of a marriage it is a death. And hey say that if you dream of a death it is a birth. They also say that if you dream of pigs you are sure to get good news. If you dream about ducks you will get a news about a birth, if you dream about shaking hands to a person you will get disappointed. And if you dream that you were laughing you
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314 will be crying, if you dream about horses you will get bad news. The old people say that if you dream on a Friday night it is true on a Saturday night. They also say that if you dream of a death it is a marriage and if you dream of a marriage it is a death. The old people say that if you dream that you are away from home, a stranger will come to your house. They also say that if you dream of a cow that dies with you, you will get a good cow instead of her. If you dream of a fair-haired girl you will get a good wife, if you dream of a black-haired girl you will get a bad wife. If you dream of money you will ross the water. they also say that if you dream of a clutch your clutch will die. If you dream of hens fighting you will see a stranger.
Original reference: 0086/107/92
Dreams
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