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    Beware the black cat! 13 Irish superstitions everyone should know about

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    Shamrock Beware the black cat! 13 Irish superstitions everyone should know about

    Post by Kitkat Fri 13 Nov 2020, 12:14

    1. Finding a comb on the floor

    Don't pick it up! This is terrible bad luck because it belongs to Ireland’s most terrifying wailing spirit, the banshee.

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    One for sorrow, two for joy

    2. Seeing a solitary magpie

    This is a bad omen and your only hope is to see another one, as the rhyme goes one for sorrow, two for joy…

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    Itchy nose, a sure sign of a fight

    3. Itchy nose

    Beware! This means someone is going to pick a fight with you.

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    Itchy palms, however, could be lucrative

    4. Itchy palms

    A good sign as this means you will be coming into some money.

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    Child of Prague statue is said to have rain-delaying powers

    5. Placing a Child of Prague statue in your house before a wedding

    This will ensure your big day will be rain free - it works!

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    Throw this over your LEFT shoulder

    6. Throwing salt over your left shoulder

    A classic. The belief is that the devil is always standing behind you and throwing salt in his eye will stop him from making mischief.

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    Bad weather actually means the soul is happy

    7. Rain at a funeral

    Surprisingly a good sign - this means the departed soul is happy.

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    The seventh son of a seventh son gives great advice

    8. The seventh son of a seventh son has special powers

    If you need advice this is your go-to guy.

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    Nicely scored cross to keep out the devil

    9. Scoring a cross onto your soda bread

    Keeps the devil out of your baking.

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    A ring in the Barmbrack at Halloween means marriage

    10. Finding the ring in the Barmbrack at Halloween

    Another bread-based superstition. This means you will be the next person to get married.

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    Handing someone a knife is dangerous. Handing over a fork is fine

    11. Handing someone a knife

    Very bad luck! Our advice would be to put it on the table for them to pick up themselves.

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    A man hoping to get the gift of the gab

    12. Kissing the Blarney Stone

    Arguably the most famous Irish superstition, kissing the sacred stone gives you the gift of the gab.

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    If this crosses your path, you are doomed

    13. A black cat crossing your path

    One of the most well known superstitions don’t let it happen to you, especially on Friday 13th!

      Current date/time is Sat 27 Apr 2024, 04:46