A
bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
-Irish Proverb
A
nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse.
-Irish Proverb
A
scholars ink lasts longer than a martyrs
blood.
-Irish Proverb
Autumn
days come quickly like
the running of a hound on the moor.
-Irish Proverb
A
watched kettle never boils.
-Irish Proverb
Do
not mistake a goats beard
for a fine stallions tail.
-Irish Proverb
Don't
count your chickens
before they are hatched.
-Irish Proverb
Don't
let your tongue cut your throat.
-Irish Proverb
Every
patient is a doctor after his cure.
-Irish Proverb
Humor
to a man is like a feather pillow.
It is filled with what is easy to get,
but gives great comfort.
-Irish Proverb
If
you lie down with dogs,
you'll rise with fleas.
-Irish Proverb
It
is no use carrying an umbrella
if your shoes are leaking.
-Irish Proverb
It's
better to be sorry and stay,
than to be sorry and go away.
-Irish Proverb
May
love and laughter light your
Days and warm your heart and home.
-Irish Proverb
Nature
will come through the claws,
and the hound will follow the hare.
-Irish Proverb
One
look before is better than two behind.
-Irish Proverb
Soft
words butter no parsnips, but they
won't harden the heart of the cabbage either.
-Irish Proverb
Tell
the truth and shame the devil.
-Irish Proverb
The
longest road out, is the shortest road home.
-Irish Proverb
The
older the fiddle the sweeter the tune.
-Irish Proverb
There
are finer fish in the sea
than have ever been caught.
-Irish Proverb
There
is no need to fear the wind
if your haystacks are tied down.
-Irish Proverb
There
is no smoke without fire.
-Irish Proverb
There
is not a tree in heaven
higher than the tree of patience.
-Irish Proverb
The
stars make no noise.
-Irish Proverb
The
windy day is not the day for thatching.
-Irish Proverb
Time
is a good story-teller.
-Irish Proverb
What's
good for the goose
Is good for the gander.
-Irish Proverb
When
the fruit is scarcest,
its taste is sweetest.
-Irish Proverb
When
the sky falls,
we'll all catch larks.
-Irish Proverb
Wisdom
is what makes a poor man a king,
A weak person powerful,
A good generation of a bad one,
A foolish man reasonable.
-Irish Proverb
You'll
never plough a field
By turning it over in your mind.
-Irish Proverb
You
must empty a box before you fill it again.
-Irish Proverb
You
never miss the water till the well has run
dry.
-Irish Proverb
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