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Carnaghliss - Killead Parish

Wedding Antics & Country Customs
Wedding antics and country customs
The Digger recalls how nuptials used to be marked
A comical postcard from the early 1900's depicting newly-weds. Perhaps the couple had been "pipped-at-the-post" by the local "homers". Weddings are often a time when some family members let their "hair-down". That may well mean participating in pre-nuptial antics at "stag" and "hen" nights, or engaging in some vehicle decoration when seeing off the newly weds. Read more »»
Receipt - David McCartney - The Grand Stand Garage
![]() The Grand Stand Garage receipt |
This receipt, although undated, is from the 1970s. It has been issued by The Grand Stand Garage proprietor David McCartney. |




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