School: Listellick, Tráighlí

Location:
Listellick North, Co. Kerry
Teacher:
Dll. Ó Súilleabháin
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    Potato leaves & stalks:- Page 182 Duilleabhair agus gais na bprátaí
    FORGET-ME-NOT:- Page 184 Called in Irish Lus míonla, lus mín (?)
    MARSH MALLOW:- Page 176 Called in Irish Leamhnach Mhaighe or Leamhan-Bhuidhe
    COMFREY:- Page 176 Called locally "Comfort" called in Irish Lus na gCnámh mBriste, meacan dubh (?)
    WOOD-LICE:- Page 176 Called in Irish Cailleach Crainn / Míol Chrainn / Míol Críona or Readán
    DANDELION:- Pages 177, 179 Called in Irish Caisearbhán, Bainne-na- (?), Bainne na nÉan
    CAIRRGÍN MOSS:- Page 177
    HORSE-RADDISH:- Page 185 - Called in Irish Radaig Fhiadhain
    RED CABBAGE:- Page 185 - Called in Irish Billeóga Rúádha Cabáiste (?)

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    (LOCAL ANIMAL HERBAL CURES page 186 to page 200)

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    IRISH FURZE:- Page 186 / 191 Called in Irish Aiteann Gaedhilg
    TURNIPS:- Page 189 (?) Called in Irish Túrnaipí
    NETTLES:- Page 189, 190, 193, 200, 199. Neanntóga
    GARLIC:- Page 191, 192 Called in Irish Creamh
    HAY:- Page 196 Called in Irish Féar
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
    Topics
    1. activities
      1. medical practice
        1. folk medicine (~11,815)
    Languages
    Irish
    English