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3. There is also a cure for burns.
4. A Lizard is an animal not unlike a frog, but with more legs; a person who licks him will be able to cure burns, they have to lick the burns with their tongue.
5. There is a old saying about the seventh son in a family who can cure ringworm.
6. There is a cure for sore eyes too. Nine pricks of a gooseberry will cure, if rubbed on the eye for nine days
7. There is a well in Clonaltar which Saint Patrick visited, and if people put water from the well on sore eyes they are cured.
8. They believe in washing soda to soften corns.
9. They always go "cob-webs" to put on a cut.
10. They used to soak oaten meal in buttermilk to cure a whittle.
11. They used to cure eyes also with black cold tea left over night, and bathe them in the morning.
12. Wild fire is cured with a solid gold ring.
13. They cured several sores to with a fasting spit.
14. Forge water cured boils that is the water(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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