An Anthology of Irish Literature (Vol. 1)Contains selections of Irish prose and poetry which represent this nation's literary heritage. |
Contents
TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GAELIC | 3 |
FRANK OCONNOR | 5 |
In Praise of Aed | 9 |
The Church Bell in the Night | 15 |
Myth Saga and Romance | 21 |
W R RODGERS | 29 |
TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GAELIC | 39 |
OLIVER ST JOHN GOGARTY | 53 |
Golls Parting With His Wife | 103 |
The Bardic Tradition | 171 |
Modern Irish Poetry | 219 |
PIERCE FERRITER | 231 |
EILEEN OLEARY | 241 |
Tara is Grass | 251 |
ANTHONY RAFTERY | 282 |
The Tragic Death of Connla | 61 |
Common terms and phrases
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