School: Creganbane (roll number 14079)
- Location:
- Cregganbaun, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Dáithí Mag Réill
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0137B, Page 26_017
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- When a person has a tooth-ache, to put a frog in his mouth and leave him there until he screeches three times he would get better.Another cure for tooth-ache is to get the tooth of a grainneóg and put it against the sore tooth and the toot-ache would go.To drink the juice of tolbeet(?) is another cure for tooth-ache.If a thorn went in your finger or foot and you find it hard to take it out, then to get the tongue of a fox ad leave it on the place where(continues on next page)
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- Pat Malley
- Gender
- Male
