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School: Ros Dubh (roll number 12569)

Location:
Ros Dumhach, Co. Mayo
Teacher:
Seán Ó Gionnáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0129, Page 321

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  1. Na Tithe a Bhí ann Fadó (continued)

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    a bhíodh sé i gcuid eile.
    An Biadh a bhíodh ag na daoine fadó
    Ba é an sórt biadh a bhíodh ag na daoine fadó ná feóil ainmhidhthe fíadháin. Nuair a bhainfeadh siad an craiceann de na hainmhidhthe fíadháin. Nuair a bhainfeadh siad an craiceann de na hainmhidhthe dheineadh na daoine éadach díobh. Ba é an tuisge a bhíodh acu le nól, agus nuair a bhíodh siad ag déanamh tighe is in aice le sruthán a dhéanfadh siad é, sa gcaoi go mbeadh an tuisge in aice leó.
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  2. Leigheasanna ar Ghalair

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    Leigheasanna ar Ghalair
    1) Sé an leigheas atá ar trioch ná trí ruibe de ghruaig páiste nach bfhaca a athair ariamh a chur thart ar mhuineál an té do bhfuil an trioch air.
    2) Deirtear go bhfuil leigheas ar gach rud i lámh an seachtmhadh mac de chlann.
    3) Sé an leigheas atá ar daigheacha fiacail ná frog a choimilt taobh istigh
    ar an fiacail.
    4) Deirtear go bhfuil leigheas ar gach rud i lámh marbh.
    5) Sé an leigheas atá ar bhritíneach ná an té go bhfuil an britíneach air a dhul trí huaire fé bholg asail. Deirtear gur leigheas eile ar bhritíneach na baine asail a ól.
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    Topics
    1. activities
      1. medical practice
        1. folk medicine (~11,815)
    Language
    Irish
    Collector
    Caitlín Ní Graith
    Gender
    Female
    Address
    Ros Dumhach, Co. Mayo
    Informant
    Tomas O Corcoráin
    Gender
    Male
    Age
    71
    Address
    Ros Dumhach, Co. Mayo