School: Cromán (B.) (roll number 12820)

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   One day when Michael Hurley was passing through the graveyard he asked was their any Ghost to fight. He said it three evenings and the third evening a Ghost followed him and hit him on the back and he died at home . The other boy escaped. Patrick. F, McCarthy. Cromane. Killorglin. VII Class 20-1-1938. From James Healy. Lios na Gaoithe. 82bl.

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2. Luibheanna

   

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   Tá leigheas ins an neanntóg do stuich, leigheasann sé an ribín tuim.
   Beireann na daoine an neanntóg istigh i gcorcán, na duilleóga agus na preamhacha agus tugann said le n-ól don bhó nó an gamhan agus leigheasann sé láithreach iad.
   Tá luibh eile agus glaoidheann na an luach bhuidhe air.
   Níghtear na préamhacha agus deanann said cheiridhe do láimh tinn no chos tinn.
   Tá luibh eile ann agus leigheasann sé súile tinne.
   Fásann sé ins na phortaigh agus glaoidheann na sean daoine néalartach air.
   Nígheann said na préamacha agus beirbhigheann said iad i gcorcán. Scagann said an t-uisge le éadach bhán.
   Cuireann said isteach I mbuideal é. Nígheann said na súile tinne gach aon maidin leis.
   Deireann na daoine gur leigheasann sé iad.
   Tá luibh eile ann a dheanann díoghbháil don talamh, darbh ainm do an phuirseach bhuidhe.
   Bhíonn sé go minic ag fás tríd

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