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Gaelic notes on the parish of Clonduff, Co. Down.
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Cluain Daimh Gaelach: History of the Irish in Clonduff
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Gaelic notes on the parish of Clonduff, Co. Down. History of the Irish in Clonduff. Some Co. Down words. Cnuasach Focal as Co. an Dúin. More About Oriel Irish! History of the Irish in Clonduff. The Irish language is almost completely extinct in Clonduff today and there are no native speakers native to the parish. However, the Irish language seems to have survived in Clonduff longer than anywhere else in Down although Kilcoo was also a final redoubt of the language. A correspondent of W.H Patterson,.
Cluain Daimh Gaelach: Surnames
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Gaelic notes on the parish of Clonduff, Co. Down. History of the Irish in Clonduff. Some Co. Down words. Cnuasach Focal as Co. an Dúin. More About Oriel Irish! Most common surnames in Clonduff in 1863-4. Murphy (51) Mac Murchaidh. Means 'Sea Warrior / Hound'. The Murphys of South Ulster where originally Mac Murchaidh (pronounced 'A' Wurfee' in Omeath). Morgan (49) Ó Muireagáin. 8242;-ă-Găan" in S Armagh (SÓhA via Ó Duibhín). Fitzpatrick (46) Mac Giolla Phádraig. O'Hagan (43) Ó hAgáin. However, the eviden...
Cluain Daimh Gaelach: April 2013
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Gaelic notes on the parish of Clonduff, Co. Down. History of the Irish in Clonduff. Some Co. Down words. Cnuasach Focal as Co. an Dúin. More About Oriel Irish! Monday, April 29, 2013. Tá baile fearainn i bParóiste Dhomhnach Mór darb ainm Mónaidh Droma Bhrisc. 8216;Maddydrumbrist’ an Béarla atá air. Le fail mar fhuaimniú reatha agus léiríonn na foirmeacha stairiúla cuid mhór éagsúlacht idir an dá chosain tríd na blianta. An fianaise é seo go raibh. Idir an dá chosain sa chanúint áitiúil? It is interesting...
Cluain Daimh Gaelach: Kilcoo Townlands Map
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Gaelic notes on the parish of Clonduff, Co. Down. History of the Irish in Clonduff. Some Co. Down words. Cnuasach Focal as Co. an Dúin. More About Oriel Irish! Sunday, June 29, 2014. A map of the townlands of Kilcoo - (c) Ros Davies. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Aistriúchán Ghoogle go Gaeilge. Google's translation to English. An Ghaeilg i gCluain Daimh / Irish in Clonduff. An Dr Ciarán Ó Duibhín. Rud Beag Gaeilg an Dúin - A little Co. Down Irish. A pen, for sheep of. Overbold, hasty, reckless'.
Cluain Daimh Gaelach: A Clonduff Nonsense Rhyme? - Is it Irish?
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Gaelic notes on the parish of Clonduff, Co. Down. History of the Irish in Clonduff. Some Co. Down words. Cnuasach Focal as Co. an Dúin. More About Oriel Irish! Saturday, September 20, 2014. A Clonduff Nonsense Rhyme? I recently remember a rhyme from my school days, I have never heard it anywhere else and would be keen to know if it was found or is to be found anywhere else. How do you spell Paul? Paul, shmaul,. That's how you spell Paul. Does anyone else know this? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Dublin Irish: August 2014
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Gaelic dialects you might be curious about. Sunday, 17 August 2014. Irish in North Co. Dublin. The baronies of Co. Dublin, 1900. Fingal consists of most of the northernmost five: Balrothery East; Balrothery West; Nethercross; Castleknock and Coolock. Click to zoom. (Source: Wikimedia Commons). Nevertheless, we do have enough evidence to plot a history of Irish in North Co. Dublin. Despite pressure at first from Irish (from which, like the dialect of Forth and Bargy, it borrowed a number of words; see bel...
Dublin Irish: January 2015
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Gaelic dialects you might be curious about. Thursday, 8 January 2015. Specimens of North Kildare Irish. The baronies of Kildare, 1900. Kill and Laraghbryan are in the baronies of Salt South and Salt North respectively; Cut Bush is in Offaly East. Click to zoom. ( Source: Wikimedia Commons. Irish in North Kildare. Whilst this blog focuses on Irish dialects once spoken in Greater Dublin, dialects of adjacent areas will also be discussed where relevant. The Irish of Kill. Kill (Cill) where some recent Irish...
Dublin Irish: The 'problem' of Dublin Irish
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Gaelic dialects you might be curious about. Saturday, 19 July 2014. The 'problem' of Dublin Irish. How do you research an unrecorded dialect? Quite simply: with great difficulty. Would then write down how those people spoke using only pen and paper, usually utilising their own phonetic shorthand, frantically copying down extensive passages for hours and days on end. Finnish folklore collector Elias Lönnrot, 1828. Early dialect researchers were folklorists. ( Source: Projekti Lönnrot. Porridge' in Omeath,...
Cnuasach Focal as Oirialla: Réamhamharc - Úth
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Cnuasach Focal as Oirialla. Focail agus Cora Cainte Ghaeilge Labhartha Oirialla na 20ú hAoise (Words and Phrases of 20th Century Spoken Oriel Irish). Téarmaí iománaíochta as Oirialla. Basic Phrases of Oriel Irish. Listen to Omeath Irish! Irish in Monaghan County'. Ó Méith - Gramadach agus Fuaimeanna. Sunday, May 24, 2015. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Main areas from which the collection draws material. In a larger map. Doegan's Records of Omeath Irish. Ráidheachtas an Fheadha - 241.
Dublin Irish: How exactly did Dublin Irish die out?
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Gaelic dialects you might be curious about. Sunday, 27 July 2014. How exactly did Dublin Irish die out? Dubline' in 1610, map by John Speed. (Source: Wikimedia Commons). At first, the question 'How did local Irish die out in Dublin? The reality is more complex. Firstly, the abandonment of Irish took place only. Once its speakers had been so disempowered, marginalised, denigrated and impoverished - collectively punished - that they in turn associated Irish ( their. Centre of (nominally English-speaking) b...
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Ráidhteachas an Fheadha : Naisc / Links
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Ráidhteachas an Fheadha' means 'Phrases from the Fews'. ' Ráidhteachas an Fheadha' was a series of articles originally published in An tUltach which listed 249 phrases from the Fews area of South Armagh. They will be reproduced here as in the original, accompanied by an explanation in Standard Irish and in the English tongue. Listen to South Armagh Irish (Doegan Collection). Séamus Mac Murchaidh" (Recording). Oíche na Gaoithe Móire (recording). Some South Armagh Minor Names. Cnuasach Focal as Oiriallla.
Cnuasach Focal as Oirialla: December 2012
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Cnuasach Focal as Oirialla. Focail agus Cora Cainte Ghaeilge Labhartha Oirialla na 20ú hAoise (Words and Phrases of 20th Century Spoken Oriel Irish). Téarmaí iománaíochta as Oirialla. Basic Phrases of Oriel Irish. Listen to Omeath Irish! Irish in Monaghan County'. Ó Méith - Gramadach agus Fuaimeanna. Thursday, December 20, 2012. V (a) le; leat le do ghnaithe ‘go away on about your business’. Lit go away with your business). ENA8 (b.) leat as m’amharc get. Out of my sight. What do you think of it?
Cnuasach Focal as Oirialla: May 2015
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Cnuasach Focal as Oirialla. Focail agus Cora Cainte Ghaeilge Labhartha Oirialla na 20ú hAoise (Words and Phrases of 20th Century Spoken Oriel Irish). Téarmaí iománaíochta as Oirialla. Basic Phrases of Oriel Irish. Listen to Omeath Irish! Irish in Monaghan County'. Ó Méith - Gramadach agus Fuaimeanna. Sunday, May 24, 2015. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Main areas from which the collection draws material. In a larger map. Doegan's Records of Omeath Irish. Ráidheachtas an Fheadha - 241. Rathlin and Glens Irish.
Cnuasach Focal as Oirialla: Réamharc - Saoil
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Cnuasach Focal as Oirialla. Focail agus Cora Cainte Ghaeilge Labhartha Oirialla na 20ú hAoise (Words and Phrases of 20th Century Spoken Oriel Irish). Téarmaí iománaíochta as Oirialla. Basic Phrases of Oriel Irish. Listen to Omeath Irish! Irish in Monaghan County'. Ó Méith - Gramadach agus Fuaimeanna. Thursday, December 20, 2012. A) is beag a shaoileanns Nansaí Mhór gá hé tá ag. Caitheamh a píopa Nancy does not care who is smoking her pipe. Méith) POA1. (b.) goidé a shaoileas tú dó? In a larger map.
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SCA - Canton of Cluain
Greetings Lords and Ladies. The Canton of Cluain is an historical re-enactment group covering the period pre 1600 AD. We are part of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) based in the City of Hamilton, New Zealand, reaching out through the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and King Country area. Our parent Barony is Ildhafn. Who are based in the City of Auckland. We are on facebook! This is the Web Page for the Canton of Cluain. The maintainer of this page is Alyenora Brodier.
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Gaelic notes on the parish of Clonduff, Co. Down. History of the Irish in Clonduff. Some Co. Down words. Cnuasach Focal as Co. an Dúin. More About Oriel Irish! Saturday, September 20, 2014. A Clonduff Nonsense Rhyme? I recently remember a rhyme from my school days, I have never heard it anywhere else and would be keen to know if it was found or is to be found anywhere else. How do you spell Paul? Paul, shmaul,. That's how you spell Paul. Does anyone else know this? Sunday, June 29, 2014. To be found in.
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