School: Breac-chluain (B.) (roll number 13389)

Location:: Brackloon, Co. Mayo
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a pot of gold here. "Well" said the Drogheda man" is there any over near you where?" there are two trees growing together and both joined on top. Not as I know said the tailor, and the gold was in his own garden. He came home after his long journey. He was tired. He went out and got a spade and dug it up and found the pot of gold. Fuair mé an dá scéal seo ó Pádraig Ó Carraig, (tuairim 40 bh) Cill Cláir.
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Peter Shiel Carrownelacky has a cure for the yellow jaundice.
Mrs Towey is Ardcul has a cure for ring worm. She is the seventh daughter. Worms were dug and put on her hand. When she leaves her left hand on a persons hand or foot it is cured

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