School: Donore (roll number 6668)

Location:
Donore, Co. Meath
Teacher:
Maighréad Nic Eóin
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  1. Fochla Gaedhilge atá i n-úsáid fós i mbéal na mBearlóirí san gceanntar seo
    Copóg - the dock leaf (docken), said to cure sting of nettle.
    "Docken, docken, in and out,
    Take the sting of the nettle out."
    Bochan barra - a fungus like a mushroom, but not to be eaten.
    Lus na laoigh - a plant said to have healing properties.
    praiseach - (presha) a ellow flower seen growing among corn.
    Boltarán buidhe - ragweed.
    Brioscán - silver weed.
    Fearaban - the creeping buttercup.
    Sponnch - coltsfoot.
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