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  • Shrove Tuesday

    Shrove Tuesday

    But what does Shrove mean and why pancakes?
  • spring

    spring

  • St. Brigid

    St. Brigid

    St. Brigid shares a name and feast day with a Celtic goddess.
  • Summer Hill

    Summer Hill

  • Summerville

    Summerville

  • Templemoyle

    Templemoyle

  • test Spring Lawn Tug of War PDF

    test Spring Lawn Tug of War PDF

  • Tomree

    Tomree

  • Trasternagh North

    Trasternagh North

  • Trasternagh South

    Trasternagh South

  • Turloughquin

    Turloughquin

  • Wakes

    Wakes

    The customs used have changed throughout the centuries but the purpose of the wake, as in times past, is to pray for the dead and to sympathise with the relatives of the dead person.
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