Scoil: Killeenkere

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   black-head or as it is sometimes called slaundis and chews it till it is soft. Then he or she as the case may be applies it to the cut and the bleeding stops at one.
   Another cure (whis) which was used by a woman named Mrs Beaty Corryrorke Mullagh is the cure of a rash called Scurvey. This is how she made it. First of all she dug and paired the roots. Then she washed and boiled it and strained it through a cloth.
   When this was done she put the water in bottles and the person who has the rash takes (takes) a table-spoonful each morning till the rash is better and so this woman made the marrow-roodle very useful. Another cure was made by a woman named Mrs Smyth Rosehill Mullagh of a plant named March-Mallow for a swelling. This is how she made it she boiled the leaves and Bathed the swelling with the boiling leaves.

   

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   1. gníomhaíochtaí
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         1. leigheas dúchasach (~11,815)

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