Scoil: Clochar na Trócaire, An Caisleán Riabhach
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- In the olden times people had many cures for the different diseases. Boiled milk and soda were supposed to cure a headache, and strong tea was reckoned a good cure as well. If a person had a stye on his eye a thorn from a goose-berry bush painted nine times at it was supposed to take it away. A cure for a nose bleed was a key placed at the back of one's neck, touching the shoulders, and a wet cloth or a penny held to the forehead.
A favorite cure for rheumatism was an equal quantity of turpentine, sweet oil and gin, rubbed on and covered with flannel. A weed called cumbra was scraped and applied to cuts. Bog-oil which is got in bog-holes was a cure for burns.- Bailitheoir
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