School: Castlegrove (roll number 15475)

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1. Cúram na gCos (continued)

   

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   put on the feet.

   One day as a man was lying on hay a lizard jumped into his mouth. After some time he sent for the doctor, but the doctor could do nothing for him, he could not even tell him what was wrong with him. One day a man came along and told him what was wrong with him. The man asked for a cure. The man he met told him to eat salty herrings and after that to put his head over a basin of fresh milk. He did this and after half an hour five lizards were in the basin.

   In Caher evagh people see a stone moving out of a garden and down along the road to a well and is brought back again. People see it moving and hears chains rattling but see no horse. Old people say

   

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2. Scéal

   

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   One day as a man was lying on hay a lizard jumped into his mouth. After some time he sent for the doctor, but the doctor could do nothing for him, he could not even tell him what was wrong with him. One day a man came along and told him what was wrong with him. The man asked for a cure. The man he met told him to eat salty herrings and after that to put his head over a basin of fresh milk. He did this and after half an hour five lizards were in the basin.
   In Caher - evagh people see a stone moving out of a garden and down along the road to a well and is brought back again. People see it moving and hears chains rattling but see no horse. Old people say

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   History Edit

   Language

   English

   Collector

   Margaret Heneghan

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Tobar Caoch, Co. na Gaillimhe

   Informant

   Patrick Heneghan

   Gender

   Male

   Age

   62

   Address

   Tobar Caoch, Co. na Gaillimhe