School: Dún Átha, Carraig an Chabhaltaigh
- Location:
- Doonaha, Co. Clare
- Teacher: Ed J. Headtromóin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0633, Page 252
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- Nuair bhíonn tinneas builg ar laogh ("knot in guts" a deirtear annso) bíonn an gnás seo ar siubhal. Deintear Snaidhm na peíste ar a dhrom le píosa córda. Nuair a dheintear an Snaidhm i gceart agus nuair a tharraingtear dhá cheann an córda sgaoiltear an snaidhm den chórda.
- Bhí sean-bhean annso le cómhacht aici plástar a dheanamh a leighis cochadh aon cnéadh acht thug sí an t-eola leí nuair d'éag sí.
- Rub in goose grease i.e. the fat that comes out of a goose when killed and drawn. This is a sure cure. E. Naughton.
Hold the member under falling water e.g. a tap or waterfall - Informant
- E. Maughton
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- Spot or two:- Cut onion in half, heat it and rub in.
