School: St Mary's, Bridge-End
- Location:
- Bridge End, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: Máire, Bean Mhic Uidhir
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- Harmful weeds
dock-leaf or dockins, thistles, gilgowans, dandlions, daisies, nettles, chicken weed, [?], yearr, bramble, cold foot, ben-weed, Suilini buidheWeeds which spread rapidly
cold foot, daisies, ben-weeds, thistles, dockins and nettlesWeeds which impoverish the soil
[?], yearr, dockins, and daisiesHerbs found on good land
ben-weeds, dandelions and butter-cups.Herbs found on poor land
nettles, bog-bean, rushes, bull-rushes and suiliní buidheHerbs used for medicines
bog-bean, dandelions, dock-leafHow to use them
bog-bean = boil and drink juice
dandelions = eat the green leavesTradition connected with herbs
There is a flower called the blood flower because it was(continues on next page)- Collector
- Máighreadh Ní Éigeartaigh
- Gender
- Female
- Address
- Skeoge, Co. Donegal