Gaelic Sayings And Quotes

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“Go courting afar, but marry next door.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Grass does not grow on the high road.”
– Gaelic Saying

“He who will not sow in March will not reap in autumn.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Hold back your dog till the deer falls.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Honey may be sweet, but no-one licks it off a briar.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Hot water will quench fire.”
– Gaelic Saying

“It is at the year’s end that the fisher can tell his luck.”
– Gaelic Saying

“It is not with the first stroke that the tree falls.”
– Gaelic Saying

“It’s no health if the glass is not emptied.”
– Gaelic Saying

“It’s no secret if three know it.”
– Gaelic Saying

“It’s not easy to put trews on a cat.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Lofty is the deer’s head on the top of the mountain.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Many a thing drops from the man who often flits.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Marriage takes the heat out of love.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Men will meet, but the hills will not.”
– Gaelic Saying

“No door ever closed, but another opened.”
– Gaelic Saying

“No hero is proof against injury.”
– Gaelic Saying

“No man ever broke his bow but another man found a use for the string.”
– Gaelic Saying

“No wonder the cast smells of the herrings that it holds.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Nothing can get into a closed fist.”
– Gaelic Saying

“One mavis doesn’t make summer.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Peats don’t fall from empty creels.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Poor is the bagpipe when widowed.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Praise the good day at the close of it.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Sharp would the dog be that could snatch his tail from him.”
– Gaelic Saying

“Swift is the slut’s husband over the hill, on a bleak day in Spring.”
– Gaelic Saying

“The active mother makes the lazy daughter.”
– Gaelic Saying

“The best apple is on the highest bough.”
– Gaelic Saying

“The cat wonders at its own tail.”
– Gaelic Saying

“The chief’s house has a slippery doorstep.”
– Gaelic Saying

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