- Thaobh/From Both Sides, was
released in 2007, and was
followed by a second,
Súgach Sámh /
Happy Out, in 2010. Both
albums were well received,
after which Ní...
-
article appeared in 1944 and his
column (under the pen-name An
Mangaire Súgach, the
Merry Peddlar)
continued unbroken until 2002. He was
awarded an honorary...
- Bhalachain,
which flows into Loch Long. A
pipeline runs to
another dam on Allt
Sugach,
which again flows into Loch Long via Loin Water. A
tunnel then carries...
- 18th-century
Munster Irish poet
Andrias Mac Craith.
Better known as An
Mangaire Súgach, his best
known poem is "Slán le Máigh", a Sean nos song in
praise of the...
- tearma; /gan bhriseadh, gan bhrú, gan
mhealladh le
cluain /ach
soineanta súgach leanbaí, /agus
tuilte de dhúchas
fhola rí
Mumhan /in Ailí ghil chiúin Ní...
-
Archbishop of
Cashel Aindreas MacCraith (1723–1790)
known as An
Mangaire Sugach (The
Jolly Merchant),
buried in
Kilmallock John Magrath,
soldier in the...
-
captured "by treachery" by "Tadhg son of
Diarmaid O Brian and
Diarmaid Súgach O Conchobhair" and
delivered to his father. However,
Tadhg mac Diarmaid...
- Clóchomhar. 78 pp. [Irish
translations of Old
Norse lays]. An
Mangaire Súgach:
Aindrias Mac Craith, a
bheatha agus a shaothar, ed., with Máire
Comer Bruen...
- (biblical) for tenor, chorus,
organ or
orchestra (1910) A
Lament (An
mangaire súgach) for male
choir (1913) Hymn to
Christ the King (E.P. Donnelly) for tenor...
