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School: Doire Mór Iata (roll number 16599)

Location:
Doire Bhó Riada, Co. Galway
Teacher:
Hannraoi Ó Coinnigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0007, Page 182

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  3. XML “Seanscéal”
  4. XML “Leigheasanna na Seandaoine”

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  1. Seanscéal (continued)

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    as an mbaile leí agus bhaineadhar an uaigh dí agus cuireadar an fear. Lá amháin bhí píosa bréidín ag teastáil o'en mbean seo agus dubhairt sí leí féin gur chuir sí píosa bréag bréidin ar an bhfear a bhí caillte.
    Lá na bharac do chuaidh sí féin agus an trúir fear go dtí an roiligh agus fuaradar an conra. D'osluigadhar an conra agus fuaradar an fear beo agus dubhairt sé leo go n-iosfhad sé trí cosaí na mucha. Ba mhaith leis trí cosaí na mucha d'fágháil lé n-ithe. Do thug an bean an píosa bréidín abhaile leí agus d'fhan san roilig in dhiaidh sin
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  2. Leigheasanna na Seandaoine

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    Thagad galair ar na daoine fadó acht mar sin féin bhíodh leigheas ag gach ceann. An leigheas a bionns lé "teine De, thógad duine splannc dearg as an teine.An leigheas a bhíodh a chur thart ar an duine abhí tinn agus tá smúgla Cearcáin go maith freisin. Bhíodh galar eile ar na daoine a dtugtaí "Ruadh" air agus is é an leigheas atá air dearglach. Bhíodh an dearglach ag fás ins na porthaigh agus na daoine é lé
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    Topics
    1. activities
      1. medical practice
        1. folk medicine (~11,815)
    Language
    Irish
    Informant
    Tomás Seoige Mhichil
    Gender
    Male
    Address
    An Uillinn Thiar, Co. Galway