IRISH PROVERBS

• YOU'VE GOT TO DO YOUR OWN GROWING, NO MATTER HOW TALL YOUR GRANDFATHER WAS.
• A FOOLISH WOMAN KNOWS A FOOLISH MAN'S FAULTS.
• AFTER THE GATHERING COMES THE SCATTERING.
• A GOLDEN RING CAN TIE A MAN AS TIGHT AS ANY CHAIN.
• A GOOD BEGINNING IS HALF THE WORK.
• A GREYHOUND FINDS FOOD IN ITS FEET.
• A GUEST SHOULD BE BLIND IN ANOTHER MAN'S HOUSE.
• A HANDSTAFF OF HOLLY, A BUAILTIN OF HAZEL,A SINGLE SHEAF AND A CLEAN FLOOR.
• A HEAVY PURSE MAKES A LIGHT HEART.
• A HUT IS A PALACE TO A POOR MAN.
• A KERRY SHOWER IS OF TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.