Irish Proverbs & Sayings

Proverbs & Sayings


Irish Proverbs & Sayings

 


 

  • a dimple in the chin; a devil within.
    – Irish
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    A full cabin is better than an empty castle.
    – Ireland
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    An old moon’s mist never died of thirst.
    – Ireland
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    A good word never broke a tooth.
    – Ireland
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    A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor’s book.
    ~Irish Proverb
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    All sins cast long shadows.
    – Irish Proverb
  • Beauty does not make the pot boil.
    – Irish Proverb
  • Better be quarrelling than lonesome.
    Irish
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    Bad as I like ye, it’s worse without ye.
    ~Irish Proverb
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    Beware of people who dislike cats.
    – Ireland
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  • Don’t give cherries to pigs or advice to fools.
    ~Irish Proverb
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    Every invalid is a physician.
    – Irish
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  • Everyone is wise until he speaks.
    – Irish
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    Give your love to your wife and your secret to your mother.
    – Ireland

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    God made time, but man-made haste.
    ~Irish Proverb
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    It is not the one way everyone goes mad.
    – Ireland

    Little said is easy mended; nothing said needs no mending.
    – Ireland
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    May you get to Heaven a half hour before the Devil knows you’re dead.
    ~Irish Proverb
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    May the lines of love meet in your heart.
    – Irish Blessing
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    Money swore an oath that nobody who did not love it should ever have it.
    – Irish
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    One beetle Knows another.
    – Ireland
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  • One dog can’t fight.
    – Ireland
  • Seeing’s believing – but feeling is God’s own truth.
    – Irish
  • The first thread is not part of the yarn.
    – Ireland
  • The biggest help is help, and even the smallest help is help.
    – Ireland
  • Three kinds of men fail to understand women – young men, old men, and middle-aged men.
    – Ireland
  • What whisky will not cure, there is no cure for.
    – Irish Proverb
  • Who brings a tale takes two away.
    ~Irish Proverb
  • You’ve got to do your own growing, no matter how tall your grandfather was. 
    ~Irish Proverb

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