- Spailpín
Fánach,
meaning "The
Wandering Labourer",
which was
collected by
Edward Bunting in The
Ancient Music of
Ireland (1840). An Spailpín
Fánach continues...
- how
harsh life for a spailpín was can be
sensed in the song; "An Spáilpín
Fánach" a
lament of a man who had to
become a spailpín
because of his family's...
- Éirinn Ní
Neosfainn Cé Hí (Song) Jim Coleman's (Mazurka & Reels) An Spailpín
Fánach (Song) ****e Duignan's (Jigs) Lone
Shanakyle (Song) Drag Her
Round The...
- [citation needed]
Comic songs are also part of the
tradition (e.g., An Spailpín
Fánach, Cúnla, Bean Pháidín), as are
songs about drinking (An
Bonnan Buí, Preab...
- his
songs in
Irish and English,
entitled Seán 'ac Dhonncha: An Spailpín
Fánach." He
married Bríd Ní
Eidhn in 1956. They had
children Féilim, Páraic, MacDara...
- 2014.
Retrieved 21 June 2014.
Cypis - Putin,
retrieved 2
January 2023 "O
fanach mówi, że są "zjeb*ni", ale i tak
sprzedaje tysiące biletów. Kim jest patoraper...
- (Roud
Index 2994).
Written by
Robert Dwyer Joyce (1836–1883). "An Spailpín
Fánach" (transl. The
Wandering Labourer),
relating to the time of the
Irish Brigades...
-
Polka no 1/
Angus Polka No 2/
Donegal Barn Dance" (All trad) "An
Spailpin Fanach (sung in Gaelic)/ The One-Horned Buck" (reel) (Trad/ Trad) "Valentia Harbour...
-
November 1920". theirishstory.com. 6
November 2012.
Retrieved 11
October 2016.
Fánach, An Múinteoir (28
October 2016). "Rónán Gearóid Ó Domhnaill: The
Death of...
- 1931 An Caitín Bán (trad.), arr., Dublin:
Pigott & Co., 1934 An Spáilpín
Fánach (trad.), arr., Dublin:
Pigott & Co., 1935 Róisín Dubh (trad.), arr., Dublin:...
