- Séamus Ó
Duilearga (born
James Hamilton Delargy; 26 May 1899 – 25 June 1980) was an
Irish folklorist,
professor of
folklore at
University College Dublin...
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collect information on the
folklore and
traditions of Ireland. Séamus Ó
Duilearga (James
Hamilton Delargy)
founded An ****ann le Béaloideas Éireann (The...
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included a
couple of
folktales in his The Aran
Islands (1907). Séamus Ó
Duilearga (James
Hamilton Delargy), who
founded the
Folklore of
Ireland Society...
- Erin, and the
Daughter of King
under the Wave" (Curtin (1893), repr. Ó
Duilearga (1942) ed. Béaloideas 12 (1/2)) "Morraha;
Brian More, son of the high-king...
- Séamus Ó Braonáin (1881–1970),
Irish sportsman and
public servant Séamus Ó
Duilearga (1899–1980),
Irish folklorist and
academic Séamus Ó
Fearghail (fl. 1711–1718)...
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fairy hills in
Ireland into a
visit to an
overseas otherworld. (JSTOR) Ó
Duilearga,
Seamus (1942). "Irish
Stories and Storytellers: Some
Reflections and...
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Annotated edition (April 14, 2015). ISBN 978-1453825235. Ó
Duilearga, Séamas; Ó
Duilearga, Séamus (1927). "Buidheachas An
Duine Mhairbh / The Dead Man's...
- Kennedy,
Irish educator and
folklorist (Ireland, ca. 1801–1873) Séamus Ó
Duilearga,
Irish folklorist (Ireland, 1899–1980)
Kevin Danaher,
Irish folklorist...
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native Carna, Éamon a Búrc
became a
tailor and was
recorded by Séamus Ó
Duilearga and Liam
MacCoisdeala in 1935 at the home now
owned the Ó
Cuaig family...
- diets) and clothes. In the
early 1960s, he
collaborated with Séamus Ó
Duilearga, the
chair of the
Irish Folklore Commission, to
create and
circulate a...
