Duanaire Dáibid Ui Bruadair: Pt. [I-III]For the Irish Texts Society, by D. Nutt, 1917 |
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aċt adamair agus Aṁpán atá banba battle of Landen boor bruadair cct Bruadair cecinit chief chieftain Circa Claonghlais Cliach Cork cuma d'éis Dáibið 6 bruadair Dál gCais dár David Ó Bruadair Diarmaid Dublin Duhallow Eoghan Ó Caoimh féile féin Fionn Fódla fuair gaċ Gead glossed hath Ireland Irish Irish army Kerry King James land Limerick linn liom Lord luċt Mac Coitir Maynooth Metre Mór Munster naċ náp nár níor noble o'er Patrick Sarsfield Piaras Móinséal poem poet púca rann rapparee recte Séamus Seán Sir James Sir John Fitzgerald stanzas supra T. F. O'Rahilly thee thou translate uair vide VIII XVII XVIII XXII XXIV XXIX XXVI XXVII xxxv ΧΙ
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