Irish Proverbs - page 9

As sluttish and slatternly as an Irishwoman bred in France . (Irish Proverb)
As the old cock crows, the young cock learns. View proverb
Irish Proverb
As you live yourself, you judge your neighbor. View proverb
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As you slide down the banister of life, may the splinters never point the wrong way. View proverb
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Be neither intimate nor distant with the clergy. View proverb
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Better an idle house than a bad tenant. View proverb
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Better be quarreling than lonesome. View proverb
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There's trouble in every house and some in he street. View proverb
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Better fifty enemies outside the house than one within. View proverb
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Better the certainty of the straddle than the mere loan of a saddle. View proverb
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Beware of people who dislike cats. (Irish Proverb)
Bricks and mortar make a house, but the laughter of children make a home. View proverb
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There's a fool born every minute – and every one of them lives. View proverb
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There's no hearthstone like your own hearthstone. View proverb
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There's no need to fear the wind if your haystacks are tied down. View proverb
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Do not be talkative in an alehouse. View proverb
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There is misfortune only where there is wealth. View proverb
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There is no virtue in the herb that is not got in time. View proverb
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Don't be too friendly with the clergy and don't fall out with them. View proverb
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Don't go putting wool on a sheep's back. View proverb
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The windy day is not a day for scallops [thatching]. (Irish Proverb)
The wine is sweet, the paying bitter. View proverb
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The wise bird flies lowest. View proverb
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The young shed many skins. View proverb
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The youngest thorns are the sharpest. View proverb
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