School: Sheanmore (roll number 16197)

Location:: Sheeanmore, Co. Mayo
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Rather than to be captured by the soldiers the priest and little flock jumped into the lake and got drowned.

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Toothache Charm

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Saint Peter sat upon a marble stone and into God he made his moan. What ails you Peter or what makes you shake? My Lord! My God! it is the pain of toothache. Rise up Peter and follow me and this pain of toothache shall depart from thee. Whoever says this prayer or keeps it for my sake shall never feel the pain of toothache.
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Topics
1. activities
  medical practice
  folk medicine (~11,815)
  medicine for human sicknesses
  toothache (~180)
Language

English
Collector
S. O' Donohoe

Informant
Mrs Catherine O' Donohoe
Gender

Female