Scoil: Lisín (C.), An Sciobairín (uimhir rolla 15564)
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- An Lisín Uachtarach, Co. Chorcaí
- Múinteoir: Máiréad Ní Chárthaigh
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Bailiúchán na Scol, Imleabhar 0295, Leathanach 272
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Ar an leathanach seo
- (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)hook was rubbed across the warts saying the lines
As this bean shell rots away
So soon shall all my warts decay.
9 The Lizard: Any person who licked the lizard was supposed to be able to cure cuts, sores and toothache.
10 Food left behind by the ferret was taken to cure whooping cough.
11 Agrimony (boiled) drank to cure weak stomach.
12 Wild Sage: boiled and drank for hurts and for stomach troubles.
13 Garlic. for worms in cattle and for rheumatism.
14 Bisom: for pains in the bones.
15 Jack of the Bush - a small yellow flower - a single root like parsnip - grows under the furze bush - used for kidney trouble.
16 A plant in a boggy place - (resembling a twig - the name forgotten) to cure animals passing blood.
17 Rosemary - boiled and drank for lung trouble.
18 Holly - The skin off holly - enough to go right around the leg - to cure farcy in horses.
