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Ballinacree Historical Society

Ballinacree Historical Society was started in 1999 with an objective of collecting the history, heritage and folklore of the of Ballinacree area.

74. Wood Anemone

No 74
Common Name: Wood Anemone
Scientific Name: Anemone nemorosa
Irish Name: Lus na gaoithe
Family: Ranunculaceae
Habitat: Deciduous woodlands
Uses: Has medicinal uses

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