School: Dromlogach Mainistir na Féile (roll number 10908)
- Location:
- Dromlegagh, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Eighneachán Ó Muircheartaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0407, Page 533
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- (continued from previous page)57. A cure for Black Scour - the root of common briar pounded and boiled.
58. For scour in calves - goats milk boiled.
59. Curds are used for a sore foot to draw out the poison.
60. Cobwebs are used to stop a cut from bleeding.
61. Vinegar put on brown paper is good for a pain in the head.
62. To walk on the dew on the grass in the morning is a cure for corns.
63. If a cow keeps "the clearing" give her porter and raw eggs.
64. A cow needing suck for her young give her porter.
65. Sorrel leaves are good to chew.
66. The Felistrum is used to cure a toothache.
67. Sea grass is a cure for worms.
68. Green bruaim is a cure for a horse with worms.
69. Hot cow dung is a cure for a W
70. Lamp oil is good for chilblanes.
71. A leaf of green cabbage is good for a boil.
72. Marshmallow is good for colds.
73. Sorrel is good for kidney and makes cooling drinks for fever.
74. Clover is good for coughs.(continues on next page)
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