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Transcript: A Úna bhán, nach tú a bhain daoim mo chiall, A Úna bhán, is tú a chuir eidir mé agus Dia, A Úna bhán, a (chúilín chastaí na gcraobh), Go mb'fhearr liom bheith gan súil, dar mo chúis, ná (d'fheiceál ariamh). A Úna, tab

Songs, Irish | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Mayo

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Object Úna Bháncover

Transcript: Ó, a théagar is a chuisle, ó, más cinniúinte duit mé mar stór, Tá tú gan éideadh, gan earradh ach (bearránach) bocht baoth gan dóigh, Nach mb'fhearr duit ins na liosa[1] agus mise le do thaobh gach neoin, Ó, ná saighde clann B

Irish poetry | Songs, Irish | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Armagh (County)

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Object Úirchill an Chreagáin (cuid 2)cover

Transcript: Ag Úirchill an Chreagáin, ó, sea chodail mise aréir faoi bhrón, Is le héirí na maidne tháinig ainnir fá mo dhéin le póg, Ó, bhí gríosghruaidh dhaite aici is bhí loinnir ina céibh mar ór, (Agus ba é aoibhneas an domhain domhsa) ag amharc ar an

Songs, Irish | Irish poetry | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Armagh (County)

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Object Úirchill an Chreagáin (cuid 1)cover

Transcript: Mr President of University College Cork, Professor Dennis, Professor Binchy, Professor O'Donoghue, I find a very singular pleasure in coming here to place on record with the dialects of Munster Irish and many other notabilities this r

Cosgrave, William Thomas, 1880-1965 | Speeches, addresses etc., English -- Ireland

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Object Óráid Liam Mhic Cosgair faoi thaifeadtaí Doegencover

Transcript: Tá teach ósta ag an dreoilín chomh (daingean) is 'tá i bhFlanders, Tá fíon is uisce beatha aige, tá beoir agus brandy, Tá rum ag tíocht 'na thuile aige anall ó Rí na Fraince, Tá an crotach mara ag seinniúint ann 'gus an uile r

Songs, Irish | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Mayo

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Object Óladh muide sláinte na n-éancover

Transcript: 'Á mbeinn féin in Airde[1] Cuain, In aice an tsliabh atá i bhfad bhuaim[2], A Rí, gurbh aidhearach mo chuairt, Go Gleann na gCuach Dé Domhna(igh). Och ó, Éire uileag is ó, Och ó, Éire leann dubh ó, Éire, lean

Songs, Irish | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Antrim (County)

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Object Óch ó, Éirecover

Transcript: Bhí beirt bhan ann fadó agus bhíodar 'na gcónaí i dteannta a chéile in aon tigh amháin. Aon oíche amháin nuair a bhíodar ag dul a chodladh do chuimhníodar ná raibh aon uisce glan istigh acu i gcomhair na hoíche agus dúradar lena chéil

Tales -- Ireland | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Cork (County)

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Object Émhic an bhradáin agus Ómhic an bhradáincover

Transcript: Bhí fear fadó ann thoir ar an gcnocán a dtugaidís... agus bhaist siad - daoine bochta a bhí thimpeall - bhaist siad (...) in Éirinn. Bhuel, bhí mac aige agus thóig sé suas go maith é go dtug sé an-fhoghlaim dó agus ní... nuair bhí sé

Tales -- Ireland | Accents and dialects - Irish language - Ireland: Galway (County)

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Object Éireannach a chuaigh go Sasana; Prionsach Thír Eoghaincover

Correspondence concerning the finances of Commandant Éamon Morkan, liaison officer, with comment by Michael Collins about seriousness of the situation.

Collins, Michael (Ó Coileáin, Mícheál), 1890-1922 | Morkan, Éamon | Dáil Éireann

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Object Éamon Morkan: payment of salary.cover

Colour photograph of film-maker, Éamon de Buitléar (left) accepting a Jacob's Television Award presented to him by the Minister for Communications, Ray Burke (right) and the Managing Director of Jacob's Biscuits, Leo O'Donnell. The event took place at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin

Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin

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Object Éamon de Buitléar accepting a Jacob's Television Awardcover

Colour photograph of Zig and Zag on stage after accepting a Jacob's Television Award. An Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds (then Minister for Finance), an unidentified woman and the Managing Director of Jacob's Biscuits, Leo O'Donnell (left) are also on stage. The event took place at th

Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin

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Object Zig and Zag on stage at the Jacob's Awardscover

Colour photograph of Zig and Zag at the 1989 Jacob's Radio and Television Awards at the Jury's Hotel, Dublin. Zig and Zag won a Jacob's Television Award.

Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin

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Object Zig and Zag at the Jacob's Awardscover

Colour photograph of Zig and Zag accepting a Jacob's Television Award presented by An Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds (then Minister for Finance). The event took place at the Jury's Hotel, Dublin.

Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin

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Object Zig and Zag accepting a Jacob's Awardcover

Youth for Choice booklet with information on latest polls in Ireland 1992.

abortion | pregnancy | maternal health

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Object Youth for Choicecover

Black and white photograph of five young Jacob's Biscuit Factory workers dressed smartly in white shirts and bow ties having fun in front of the camera. Photograph features Snowie Stafford and Jim Brennan on the left, John Griffiths in the middle and Matt Dent and Mick Mallon on

Celebrations

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Object Younger male workers from Jacob's Biscuit Factory having funcover

View of a young woman wearing a shawl standing in the doorway of a cottage on the Aran Islands, County Galway.

Twentieth century | Galway (Ireland)--Photographs  | Islands--Ireland

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Object Young woman, Aran Islands, County Galway.cover

First lines: Is the ve ban Oceal, shal da lose lum ostha far she / Sue thum foreid gare, os yous sturuve be me moltu. Printed: Waterford: John Troy’s Printing Office.

Ballads, English--Ireland | Ireland--Social conditions--19th century

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Object The young sick lovercover

First lines: It's of a comely young maiden fair, / Roved out one evening to take the air.

Ballads, English--Ireland | Ireland--History--19th century | Love songs

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Object Young Phoeby, and her dark-eyed sailorcover