School: Carrickerry, Árd-achadh (roll number 11281)
- Location:
- Carrigkerry, Co. Limerick
- Teacher: Caitlín, Bean Uí Chonaill
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- K. O Connell
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- Parent
- Gender
- Female
- Address
- Glensharrold, Co. Limerick
- 2 Earache
If any - (got) one got an earache he would melt fresh unsalted butter put it on black sheep's wool and insert it into the ear. People believed that there was a special cure in the wool of the black sheep.3 Bleeding nose,
When a person had a profuse bleeding from the nose he rolled up a piece of paper very tightly and pressed it under the upper lip. This stopped the flow of blood.4 Jaundice,
If anyone got the jaundice some member of the household would boil a brown(continues on next page)