Scoil: An Daingean, Cuinche
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- An Daingean, Co. an Chláir
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31: V1 :38 Cures -Farm Animals.
To hang a horse-shoe on the inside of the chimney flue is said to keep away black leg from the calves.
Ground Ivy takes away pox in cow's teats .
To tie a branch round the cows stall is said to keep away sickness and lack leg.
To put a bottle of animal blood up under the rafter in the stable is said to prevent disease in horses.
Linseed oil for calf's cough.
goose grease for pox in cow's teats.
Goose grease rubbed on a sprain.
To put tar in cabbage and give it to a bullock that has a cough.
If a horse drinks water out of a tar barrel -it is supposed to cure cough or broken wind.
Bran poultices for navel diseases .
Cows cleanings thrown across the rafters in a stable is said to prevent the horses from going(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
