School: An Árd Leathan (roll number 7680)

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1. A Íosa, Mhuire agus Ioseph (continued)

   

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   A Rí na bhfeart tabhair damhsa neart agus stiur mé an muille gnioma, in do creataibh slanuigh, folaigh mé
   Bí dortadh fodhla da mó faoradh, do mó slanuightheoir eagram tú mó Dhia ghonta [?]
   Mheoramh agus stiúr mé ar Uair mo bhais
   A Íosa - Mhuire agus Íoseph

   

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2. Laoi in Onóir Cholm Cille a Chum an tAthair J.J. Ó Dómhnaill sa Bhliain 1897

   

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   Laoidh in ónoir Cholum Cille a chum an t-Athair J. J. Ó Dómhnaill sa bhlían 1897 ag Cuimhne Cuilm Cille ag Gartan. (Bhí sé seo in a uncal mór agam agus ní fhacaidh mé seó i gcló aríamh) Tá guth bródamhail Thír Chonaill go h-aluinn indhiu, Ag musgladh mac-alla go h-árd 's go tiugh; 's Cléirigh 'na g-cóistibh go Gartan a tríall, Ó bhailtibh n-a Condae go fras 's go fíal. Ta'n pobal go craibhteach ag urnaigh 'sa gleann, A's gun fasgadh an sgáthlann fan cúmhdach a gceann Tá na sagairt maith cóirigh 's an tAifreann do rádh Ar altóir an-sgiamhal le ró-bheagan sgáth.

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   Topics

   1. genre
      1. poetry
         1. folk poetry (~9,504)
   2. agents (~1)
      1. supernatural and legendary beings (~14,864)
         1. saints
            1. Colm Cille (~265)

   Language

   Irish

   Collector

   Pádraig Mac Ailin

   Gender

   Male

   Occupation

   Múinteoir