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- A fhir, ná suid ar in síd,
Síd n-Eóchaill co n-ilar gním,
ba síd' fir buile bechtaig
óic ildelbaig ilrechtaig. - Dlegait Síl Muiredaig móir
a uaisle ocus a onóir;
do-ní in fer 's a síd so
báig im a rígai rompa. p.41 - In chulabair fecht eile
turas Áine ingine
dá n-dechaid fecht ar fogail
le Cathal Ua Conchobair? - Do-luid Cathal cét curad
d' fhogail ar maithib Muman;
ac urnaide a aesa braith
do fhuirig féin in fírfhlaith. - Ro chotail Cathal crechach
fosaid cróda certbrethach
co facaid fís, ba fáth neirt
ós Loch duiblinntech Deirgdeirc. - Is ed at-chonnairc in chraeb
mac Conchobair, Cathal caem,
ingen fhinn ar a aigid
gruaidgel détbán di-ainim. - Brat uaine glan im in n-géic,
nír décad leis a leithéit,
seinginar lúpach lepthach
bláith forórda finnchlechtach. p.42 - Do-rinne caí thoirsech thrén,
do fháisc a basa 's a bél
co táinic fras fanna fala
tar a roscaib rinnglana. - A-dubairt Cathal cuanach:
Cia thusa, a ingen uallach,
crét rot-chuir mar nach coimse
fó maíth is fó mórthuirse?- Lennán duit-se, a Chathail chaím,
mise ó méit cach macaím;
is ret leith a-atá mo theg,
is é m' ainm Aíbenn Uchtgel.- 'Tusa marbthar a-márach
le sluag Muman mórdálach;
is tú chaínim tar conair
a Chathail meic Conchobair.- Cia lé maiter in gním garb
do chath Luimnig na laecharm,
caide anmann fós na fer
beires orainn, a ingen? p.43- Berid Longargán, dar lim,
ort ocus Coscrach cúilfhinn;
beirid Ceinnéitig na cath
ort is Congalach cétach'.- Beirid ort Mathgamain mer
mac Ceinnéitig na caíned;
berait trí chét fer fuirmech
ort do maithib mór Muimnech.- Crét im scar na ríg rim-sa,
innis, a ingen fhinn-sa,
cá lín ternós as in ág
do maicne lonngairg Lorcán?- Ní tusa nach digned maith,
a ua Echach, a ardfhlaith;
loiscfid ort, a ua na Tadg,
imarcraid na ríg ro-garg.- Táncatar tar Echtge fuair
triar ar cét Connachtach cruaid;
terc ar doman a-dertais
trí chét fer nach foirrechtais. p.44- Ráidim-se rit, is fír so,
na cúic ríg ráide rompa
nach nesa olc dam ná dáib,
a Aíbenn gruaidderg gnúsnáir.- Déchais, dar leis, dá leith chlí
Cathal mór a moig Da Thí
co faca in tur a Temraig
in n-ingin maill móirmenmnaig.- Brat corcra co corthair chaím
im in n-ingin slisgil saír,
inar sróill taebamlaid tláith,
léine arshnáithech órshnáith.- Dá assa co n-ublaib óir
'm in fleisc ro-gasta ro-móir
etir a troigthib tana
is na fóitib fonnglana.- Do-riacht 's in n-duma n-glas
in ingen chaem co Cathal
cor iarfaig in taebgel sheng- crét siút inniseas Aíbenn?'
p.45- Do iarfaig Cathal coscrach:
Cia thusa, a mín mallrosach?
Innis uait dúinn-ne can doilb
do chomshloinned, do chomainm.- Eóchaill a Síd Chruachna chuirr
m'athair, a rí cinid Chuinn,
Áine m' ainm féin ac fledaib
do Shíl mórgarg Muiredaig.- It degaid-se, a Chathail chais,
tánac ó Chruachain chraebglais
ar cach lergmoig, ar cach linn,
dot anacal ar Aíbinn.- A-deir-se marbthar mise
cid uathmar re n-innise
is in maitin-se a-márach,
a Áine shaer sho-grádach.
Celg sin, a Chathail chlemnaig
a ua Tuathail a Temraig
dot chur-sa tar Sinainn sláin
can creich can áithes d' fhagbáil. p.46- Béra-sa chreich truim tarthaig
a ua Duach Galaig graifnig
bérdait deich cét cenn i cenn
ort mar innises Aíbenn.- Do-bér-sa maidm co moch
do chorraib dá long don loch
muirbfe coíca fer co fír
ocus dias d'fine in airdríg.- Ní h-inmaíte na h-échta,
a maídem ní dó is dénta;
gébaid Brian Banbain m-bladaig
tair oraib-se, a anbalaig.- Crechfaid in Muiredach mer,
Tadg a Temraig braenaig Breg,
fer choiscfes Brian dá báire,
Tadg na Cruachna cladbáine.- A n-dingne re Brian m-Banba
Tadg a Cruachain comchalma
digélaid Donnchadh dírmach
a mac maisech móirgnímach. p.47- Ticfa in dam dásachtach dian
chuirfes Mumain múr tar grian;
mairg ris a n-dingne debaid
Aed in tarbda taebshlemain.- Gébaid a mac, Ruaidhrí in rí
Éire mar do gab Da Thí;
cen co laige ar Leth Moga
do Leth Chuinn is comroga.- Frithóilfid Muirchertach mór,
Leth Chuinn do-béra fá brón;
gébaid Éirinn tuaid is tes
Connachta fo chís chuirfes.- Fásfaid cuilén i Cruachain
d' fhine thoirbertaig Thuathail;
scérfaid re Síl m-Briain na m-benn
coeca oirechas Éirenn.- Cuirfid secht catha calma
Toirdelbach na tromfhagla,
a Aíbenn, innisim deit,
is ar Leth Moga moidfit. p.48- Frithóilfid Domnall dámach
ón ló théit ón Roth Rámach
loiscfider co Loch Cime
tair ón ráith-se ainfine.- Freisteólaid Conchobar cruaid,
mac Ruaidrí is rígda sluaig,
loiscfid Cill Da Lua lennmair,
do-béra dáib do-menmain.- Fritháilter lib-se Leth Cuinn
'm in Croibderg a Cruachain chuirr;
bid fer can aen 'na agaid;
bid tonn brátha ar bidbadaib.- Ní bia don Banba can buain
acht aenfhrém a Cruachain chruaid;
nocha bia aenfhrém bus ferr
choiteóchas fhira Éirenn.- Biaid derna des in deigfhir
re Síl m-Briain in boiceinig;
Conall is Eógan can cheilg
beit fó dernainn chlí in Chroibdeirg. p.49- A ucht re Mide matlaid
ocus re Sinainn slaitgil,
bráige fer talman 'na thig,
is ed do innis, a fhir.
A fhir.- A sein gébaid Aed Idan
cennas Érenn na n-ibar;
bid ríge chathach chrechtach
buadach álainn ilchrechach- Ní h-ar idna a-derar ris
Aed Idan co caímchnis
acht ar idna na cath cruaid
chuires fó Éirinn armruaid.- Cath Moige h-Eine ágmair
ar Chlannaib Néill nertbágaig,
cath Muirtheimne ro mebaid
cath Sléibe Breg báingregaig.- Cath shraenfas ac Ráith Thoga
cath ós Cuan Life longa,
cath ós Port Láirge lepthaig
is cath cróda ós Báinleitir. p.50- Cuirfid cath Luimnig, dar lem,
Aed Idan co n-imat rann;
brisfid cath tuaid ac Tulaig
mac na mná don mórMumain.- Is ed do innis Áine:
Aed na Cruachna cladbáine
trícha bliadan, is báid lib.
a cennas Éirenn, a fhir.
A fhir ná suid.
A FHIR NÁ SUID AR IN SÍD
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Title (uniform): A fhir ná suid ar in síd
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Date: 2000
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Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, D ii 1 (Book of Uí Maine), folio 215r–216r. See R. A. S. MacAlister (ed.), The Book of Uí Maine, otherwise called The Book of the O'Kelly's, with a descriptive introduction and indexes (Facsimiles in collotype of Irish manuscripts 4, Dublin 1942). Digital images and a description of the MS are available on http://www.isos.dias.ie. Translation: Brian Ó Cuív, Celtica 19 (1987) 40–50.
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‘A poem of prophecy on Ua Conchobair kings of Connacht’ (1987). In: Celtica 31–54. Ed. by Brian Ó Cuív.
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Creation: By an unknown poet-retainer of the Uí Chonchobair Chonnacht. c.1180–1220
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