- "Ar a
Ghabháil Chun a
Chuain Damh" (As I Went to the Harbour) is an
Irish folk song. It is also
known as "Béal Átha hAmhnais",
which is the
Irish name...
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recorded in Cologne,
Germany and
released in 1980 on Tara Music. "Ar a
Ghabháil 'n a 'Chuain Domh"
featured a
particularly full band
arrangement which...
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Duncan – b**** Will
Goodyear – drums, piano,
clean vocals on "Feinbhas a
Ghabhail"
Additional personnel Lenny Watts –
backing vocals (tracks 2 and 4) Ian...
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reissued on 7
August 2020 in both
compact disc and
vinyl formats. "Ar a
Ghabháil 'n a 'Chuain Damh" – 3:28 "The Last Rose of Summer" – 4:17 "Crúiscín Lán"...
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feuta foltb****dhe, Ye well
skilled host of
yellow hair ! cia ceud
ghabhail, an eól duíbh, What was the
first invasion – is it
known to you? ro...
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greis ann a c****r do
sgios diot
Bheir thu lamh air do
leabhar riamhach Ghabhail dhuanag, 's a
bhuaireadh nianag Ged a t****rt iad gun robh thu
aotrom Cha...
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Rosses areas of
County Donegal. Side 1 /
Taobh 1 Neansaí Mhíle Grá Ar A
Ghabhail 'n A
Chuain Domh Úrchnoc Chéin Mhic Cáinte Fuígfidh Mise An
Baile Seo An...
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context of a
troubled dream by Lady Jane Franklin, Sir John's widow. "Ar A
Ghabháil Go
Baile Átha
Cliath Domh"
tells the
story of a man
whose wife is carried...
- a
subject different from that of the main clause: Ba
mhaith liom thú a
ghabháil ann. I
would like you to go there. Some
notable Irish singers who sing...
- (trad.), "The
Doffin Mistress" (trad.), "Bonny Portmore" (trad.), "Ar A
Ghabháil Go
Baile Átha
Cliath Damh" (trad.), "Cian's Song" (M. O'Hare), "The Dear...
