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Table 3 Participant recollections

From: Are identities oral? Understanding ethnobotanical knowledge after Irish independence (1937–1939)

Participants

Specific interest shown by teacher

Where the participant obtained the information that they recorded in the SFS

How long the participant believes the SFS went on for

Recalled recording TMK in the SFS

Did not record TMK in the SMC but stated they knew TMK used at that time

Passed on information to younger generations

Overall impact of the SFS

P1

Father

Once off

No

Yes

Yes

Positive

P2

No

Neighbours and parents

One term

Yes

No

Positive

P3

No

Mrs. Kenny

One year

Yes

No—but his daughter was present and said yes

Neutral

P4

Yes

Father and neighbours

More than a once off, for a while

No

Yes

No

Positive

P5

Grandmother and neighbours

No

Yes

Yes

Does not recall

P6

Neighbours

A long time but less than a year

No

Yes

Yes—informed by her daughter

Positive

P7

Yes

Grandparents, parents, and people in the community

Every night for a month

No

Yes

No

Positive

P8

Yes

Grandmother and father

Two years

Yes

Did not say

Positive

P9

Old people living in the village

A year or two—weekly

Yes

No

Positive

P10

Father

On and off

No

No

No

Positive

P11

Father and neighbours that visited the house

Yes

No

Positive