Scoil: Lisín (C.), An Sciobairín (uimhir rolla 15564)
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- Múinteoir: Máiréad Ní Chárthaigh
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- Herbs
Cures
1 The Dock leaf is used to remove a nettle sting. The leaf is rolled and the injured spot rubbed with it repeating at the same time
Nettle out Dock in
Dock remove the nettle sting
In Doc out Nettle
Don't let the blood settle
2 The Celandine, which the yellow juice was used to cure yellow jaundice.
3 The Liverwort was used for liver complaints.
4 The wood-sorrel was in great demand as a cordial or pick-me-up.
5 Catseye and Birdseye was used as a remedy for weak eyes. People bathing their eyes in eye-bright lotion as we do now in boracic lotion.
6 The root of Solomon's seal was boiled and the water used to bathe bruises caused by a fall.
7 Nettle Rash was cured with Nettle Tea, which was made with ordinary nettles gathered from the hedges.
8 There were three cures for warts - the husk of the Broad Bean. The Ash and the Alder. In the first case the soft downy part of the(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
