School: Eidhneadh, Inis (roll number 14622)
- Location:
- Inagh, Co. Clare
- Teacher: Ss. Mac Gearachaigh
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he would tell you to take or to do that would be a cure for he chincough.
Kidney disease,is cured by the
Mionán Muire.
Jaundice - is cured by the
Barbarus tree.
Nettle stings are cured by dockleaves.
A hurt is cured by cúmsrá.
A cough ----------- garlic.
Ringworm---------- crowfoot.
a pain in the back -----the lions
paw.
a murrain is cured by the míosach.
Boils are ---- Meacan-na
Táthú.
a toothache is cured by
camomile. - 258
he would tell you to take or to do that would be a cure for he chincough.
Kidney disease,is cured by the
Mionán Muire.
Jaundice - is cured by the
Barbarus tree.
Nettle stings are cured by dockleaves.
A hurt is cured by cúmsrá.
A cough ----------- garlic.
Ringworm---------- crowfoot.
a pain in the back -----the lions
paw.
a murrain is cured by the míosach.
Boils are ---- Meacan-na
Táthú.
a toothache is cured by
camomile.
Herb Cure Preparation
caustriran weak heart.It is boiled in water and then it is strained and the juice is drank.
cowslips insomnia . It is boiled in water and then it is strained and the juice is drank.
tóirpín cow's kidneys It is boiled in water and then it is strained and the juice is drank.
athar na talmhan rheumatism.
It is boiled in water and then it is strained and the juice is drank.(continues on next page)- Collector
- Mary Glynn
- Gender
- Female
- Age
- 15
- Address
- Inagh, Co. Clare