If it is worth taking, it is worth asking for. ~ Gaelic Proverb [17148]

The bitter cup we strive to remove from us holds the medicine we are most in need of. ~ Gaelic Proverb [18587]

A dimple in the chin; a devil within. ~ Irish Proverb [15208]

More Irish Proverbs

Who God does not teach, man cannot. ~ Gaelic Proverb [19503]

There is no greater fraud than a promise not kept. ~ Gaelic Proverb [18955]

Some of the sweetest berries grow among the sharpest thorns. ~ Gaelic Proverb [18322]

Self-assurance is two-thirds of success. ~ Gaelic Proverb [18275]

See that your own hearth is swept before you lift your neighbor's ashes. ~ Gaelic Proverb [18268]

More than we use is more than we want. ~ Gaelic Proverb [17802]

It is easy to straighten in the oak the crook that grew in the sapling. ~ Gaelic Proverb [17429]

He that will not look forward must look behind. ~ Gaelic Proverb [16919]

He who would enjoy the fruit must not spoil the blossoms. ~ Gaelic Proverb [16912]

Evil thoughts often come from idleness. ~ Gaelic Proverb [16501

Even God cannot make two mountains without a valley in between. ~ Gaelic Proverb [16407]

Do not judge by appearances; a rich heart may be under a poor coat. ~ Gaelic Proverb [16128]

Common sense hides shame. ~ Gaelic Proverb [16038]

Avoid the evil, and it will avoid thee. ~ Gaelic Proverb [15780]

Assurance is two-thirds of success. ~ Gaelic Proverb [15772]

A gossip's mouth is the devil's postbag. ~ Gaelic Proverb [15337]

A king's son is no nobler than his company. ~ Gaelic Proverb [15336]