School: Colehill (B.), Mullingar (roll number 14672)
- Location:
- Colehill, Co. Longford
- Teacher: Peadar Ó Coigligh
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- (continued from previous page)tree are used for dyeing.
It is not lucky to cut a bush in a fort because it is supposed to be owned by the fairies. After November night it is said that the pooka spits on slows and a person cannot eat them.
Miss Marie Mulvihill from Lisakit and Miss Mary Anne Mac Donald from Glebe can cure the jaundice by means of a bottle made from herbs. Pat Larkin and John Burke were cured of the jaundice by Marie Mulvihill.- Collector
- Francis Lennon
- Gender
- Male