Scoil: Carn Aodha (Carney)

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  2. XML Leathanach 507
  3. XML “Superstitions and Customs”

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    warts. The old people used say that anything which the God-father would tell a child to do to cure his whooping-cough would cure it. Another cure for the whooping cough was if you met a man riding a white horse and he told you to do a certain thing, you should do it and you would be cured. The best cure for warts was to get a black snail - he should be got accidentally - and rub it to the warts. Then it should be stuck in a black-thorn bush and according as the snail would be rotting the warts would be disappearing. A charm for curing warts is to steal a bit of meat rub it to the warts, and bury it.
    A very much-used plan for preventing a cut from bleeding was to wind a clean cobweb round it.
    When first the disease "augue" - a shaking disease - came to this country, the best cure it was supposed to be to swallow spiders eggs.
    Tras-scríofa ag duine dár meitheal tras-scríbhneoirí deonacha.
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