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- Múinteoir: Diarmuid de Brún
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- Foot-rot. There are many local cures for foot-rot e.g. :- Paraffin oil & car grease are mixed together & applied to the affected part of the foot when cleaned. Dry lime is afterwards applied over the car-grease & paraffin oil. The leg is then bandaged with canvas and the animal is kept indoors for a few days until there is a definite improvement.
I got this cure from John Curtin, Knockduff Lower and from William Brosnan, Knockscovane.
The following cures for foot-rot were got from Patrick Browne, Knockeen.
(1). Bluestone ground up into a powder, mixed with car-grease, bandage & keep dry.
(2). Hot (dry) lime applied in a powder-form is sufficient. Paraffin oil is used to wash the sore before the above remedies are applied.