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Duine Gach duine James Canny (5) Michael Mc Conalogue (4) Mrs E. Mc Conalogue (1) John Crampsey (1) Joseph Crampsey (1) John Mc Daid (7) James Doherty (2) Owen Doherty (1) John Farren (1) James Greene (1) Cornelius O Kane (1) William Knox (3) Michael Mc Laughlin (3) John Mooney (1) Miss Lizzie Wilkie (1) Teanga Gach teanga Béarla (38) Measctha (1)
Superstitions in this School District Tras-scríofa
The Monastery in Carrowmore Tras-scríofa
Stories Connected with Fairies Tras-scríofa
Cruckaleen Hill is on Fire Tras-scríofa
The Fairies Playing Tricks Tras-scríofa
A Fairy Story Tras-scríofa
Get me a Pair Too Tras-scríofa
A Fairy Tale about a Cow Tras-scríofa
A Fairy Rock Tras-scríofa
Change the Manure Heap Tras-scríofa
Two Humps Instead of One Tras-scríofa
A Strange House Tras-scríofa
Riding on a Broomstick Tras-scríofa
Witchcraft - Come a' to me Tras-scríofa
Witchcraft - Milking the Crook Tras-scríofa
Witchcraft - Let Home My Granny Tras-scríofa
A Fireside Story - Doubling a Grain of Corn Tras-scríofa
Bible Reading in Culdaff Tras-scríofa
A Story about Card Playing Tras-scríofa
Fireside Stories Told in this District - The Black of Horse of Bells Tras-scríofa
Fireside - Had your Man Horns? Tras-scríofa
Stories Connected with Drowning Tras-scríofa
Local Boat Story Tras-scríofa
Irish Words in Use up to Present in Inishowen Tras-scríofa
Customs Connected with Different Days Tras-scríofa
Signs of Rain in this District Tras-scríofa
Cures for Cattle - Local Tras-scríofa
Cures for People Tras-scríofa
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Cures for People (ar lean)
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and the juice is drunk for improving the blood.
For curing warts. If you came on a stone with hole in it and water in the hole and you rubbed the water on the warts the warts would disappear in due course.
Ivy leaf applied to a corn would pull it out. To cure the toothache supposed to be good to kiss a frog on the belly.
For burns or scalds lime water mixed with linseed oil was considered the best cure. One family called Wilkie made this cure and though they told the people how to mix the stuff it was thought that it would be no use unless mixed by them.
A family called Devenney at Malin Head cured ringworm and in bad cases where doctors failed Devenney cured it at once. Devenney never let the secret of the cure out. It is said he got cure in with the sea. The mixture he made resembled sulphur and lard and some other ingredients. People travelled from all parts to get cured.
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