Home Cures - Whooping-Cough

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Folklore Moycarkey N.S.

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Dan Purcell, Eileen Scott

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Home Cures - Jaundice

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“Once upon a time there lived a king and his son.”

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Dan Purcell, Eileen Scott

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Home Cures - Headache

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“One summer's night the late James Cahill was coming from Dwyer's of Carrigeen with a donkey and car which he had borrowed to draw out turf from the bog the following day.”

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Joe Callanan, Mrs Lambe

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Home Cures - Anthony's Fire or Wild Fire

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“There was a certain fairy on "Bealach Buidhe" hill called "Petticoat Loose".”

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Mary Shanahan

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Home Cures - Sciatica

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“Outside Thurles, near Killinan, there was a house built, the people said, on a path to a fort.”

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Larry Buckley, Mrs Buckley

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Home Cures - Styes

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“Long ago there lived a family in a little thatched house.”

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Larry Buckley, Mrs Buckley

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Home Cures - Warts

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“Some time ago there was a family living in the country.”

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Larry Buckley, Mrs Buckley

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Home Cures - Fainting Fits or Weaknesses

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“One time between Fethard and Drangan there lived a farmer named Walsh who had three sons and three daughters.”

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John Bermingham, Margaret Meehan

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Home Cures - Sore Foot

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“Michael Fahy was lives about a mile from the "Gobán Saor" island in Lurgoe...”

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John Bermingham, Margaret Meehan

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Home Cures - Burns or Scalds

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“There was a very rich gentleman one time, who lived a very bad life.”

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Mrs Buckley, Paddy Buckley

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