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Retrieved 30
November 2023. Is
Shane Macgowan Still Alive?:
Travels in
Irishry, London: Flamingo, 2001 (ISBN 978-0-00-655168-3; LCC-DA959.1) (Archived...
- that are part of the genre) and
strongly ****ociates him with Erschry, "
Irishry"
which meant in
other words the
bardic tradition; the term
Irish in Scotland...
- the Cork juries, who presented: 'That when any Lord or
Gentleman of the
Irishry within this county, is made Lord or
Captain of his name or kindredtie,...
- (1909)
poems Mearing Stones (1911)
travel writing Judgment: A Play (1912)
Irishry (1913)
poems Earth of
Cualann (1917)
poems Collected Poems of
Joseph Campbell...
- the
first families, as well as the
prime youth and
manhood of the "mere
Irishry".
Early in the last century, a
celebrated hurling match took
place in Connaught...
- for soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor, b****,
chorus and
orchestra (1974)
Irishry (four
poems of
Joseph Campbell, 1949)
Tideways (four
poems of Ezra Pound...
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characterises Kennedy, a Gael and
native speaker of
Galwegian Gaelic, as "of the
Irishry" who
speaks a
barbarous Highland dialect, as
physically hideous and withered...
- Óg Magennis, was
called by Sir
Henry Bagenal the "civillist of all the
Irishry", with Sir
Nicholas Bagnall cited as
having brought Sir Hugh over to the...
- The
Flyting of
Dunbar and
Kennedie characterises Kennedy as one "of the
Irishry" who
speaks a
barbarous Highland dialect, as
physically hideous and withered...
- Than thow can
blabbar with thy
Carrik lippis. Such
eloquence as they in
Irishry [Gaeldom] use Is what
defines your
perverse taste. You have very small...
