CELT document G402110

Duine deighmhisnigh Dái-bhíoth

Domhnall Mac Taidhg Ó Dálaigh

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    Duine deighmhisnigh Dái-bhíoth

     p.283

    DOMHNALL MAC TAIDHG Ó DÁLAIGH cct?

  1. Duine deighmhisnigh Dái-bhíoth;
    mór fhuair d'ulc is d'fhíorláindíoth
    budh toirrseach le triath oile
    fa iath gcoimseach gConaire.
  2.  p.284
  3. Mór n-adhbhar ler chuir i gcéill
    mac Séamuis nar thuill toibhéim,
    pór glainshlisnigh, an mear mín,
    ar bhfear daighmhisnigh Dáibhídh.
  4. Do dhoirt Dáibhídh as mhaith modh
    a dhóchas i nDia Athar;
    do ghlac fírmhisneach nach fann
    slat do shídhshlisneach Sagsan.
  5. Do thuig i dtós a aoise
    triath Barrach—beart roghaoise—
    rosg mear as creachthóir ar chrodh
    gur neamhchóir seadh sa saoghal.
  6. Níor ghlac sé ó soin i-le
    ró sgíse im sgéal dá dhoilghe
    dá mbeath go mothuigh sé sin
    acht rothuil Dé do dhéinimh.
  7. An lá do-chluin cúis toirrse
    far dhéanta dhó doghoillse
    ní feas doimheanma ann air
    an mall soidhealbha sochruidh.
  8. Ní faicthear a bhrón go bráth,
    ní théid caitheamh 'n-a chonách
    marcach gruaidhmhear as ghlan cruth
    níor ghabh buaidhreadh an Barrach.
  9. Meinic fhuair-sean fheidhm docrach
    troid leathtrom gleo guasachtach,
    gidh eadh níor theith, níor thuill guth
    go breith gach bhoill don Bharrach.
  10. Iomdha troid 'n-ar toillead lais
    clú le misneach mheic Séamais
    fir cholgshnasda nach uar ail
    do shluagh bhorbghasda an Bharraigh.
  11. Fuair iar n-éag a athar dhil
    go lór imshníomha is aisdir
    fonn cathardha na síodh sean
    ag díon athardha a aithreadh.
  12. Tugsad aighthe i n-aoinfheacht air
    Goill is Gaoidhil Ghuirt Fhionntain
    fear séimh nach sochlaointe brígh
    an réidh dochlaoidhte Dái-bhídh.
  13.  p.285
  14. Do chuirsead Goill—is é a fhíor—
    le neart neimhdheoin Dái- bhíodh
    sduaidh chneasaolta go ngné ghloin
    i n-easaonta é orthaibh.
  15. Nó gur bh'éigean dó fa dheoidh
    dul 'n-a n-aghaidh dá aindeoin
    a bheith umhal do b'é a rún
    go ré an churadh do chlaochlúdh.
  16. Rug air—is ní hé do thuill—
    d'fhoirneart is d'iomad leathtruim
    aigneadh sídhe múinte mear
    cúirte a thíre gur thréig-sean.
  17. An ló nar ghabhsadar Goill
    úmhlacht mo chéile chumoinn
    téid ar dhíon an déadbhláith dil;
    ní gníomh éadtláith do fhoillsigh.
  18. Ní toirrse, ní trom lighe,
    ní meathtacht, ní meirtnighe
    do ghlac an ghéag fheardha fhir,
    acht méad meanma is misnigh.
  19. Gairid dó 'n-a dheaghaidh sin
    go bhfuair sé ar son a mhisnigh
    fógra síothchána sluaigh Gall
    gruaidh fhíochdhána nach anbhfann.
  20. Aoincheann Barrach na mbreath séimh
    beirthear leis—lán do dheighchéill—
    cuairt aithghearr le bhfuair a thoil
    go baincheann sluaigh na Sacsan.
  21. Fríoth leis aiseag a fhola;
    fuair Dái-bhídh dreach neamhdhona
    gnúis fheardha ar nar braitheadh béim
    maitheadh a ndearna doi-séin.
  22. Ní fhuil aonfhód tiar ná toir
    ná cíos i gcairt an Bharraigh
    nar fríoth le grásaibh Dé dhó
    rer chásaigh é fan am-sa.
  23. Do budh mó sa chách a chion
    ar ndol Dái-bhídh fa dheireadh
    ruire suairc nach saoibhthim gus
    ar cuairt go saoirching Séamus.
  24.  p.286
  25. Neimhiongnadh—dia do rath—
    roimhisneach Bhíocont Barrach
    's nach fuil díobh obar nar fhéag
    síodh nó cogadh do choimhéad.
  26. Mar an gcéadna a chéile dil
    Oiléan óg aigneadh suilbhir
    gruaidh soidheargtha as séimh breath
    doimheallta a méin 's a misneach.
  27. Níor chuir-se i gcéill do neach
    go mbíodh cás trom ná tuirrseach
    ná anbhuain ar a gnúis ghloin
    fá chúis amhluaidh dá bhfaghaibh.
  28. Inghean Dái-bhídh—Dia dá díon—
    maith chongbhas aithne an Airdríogh;
    ní thuillfe ar neamh diúltadh dhi
    bean leis nach diúltar duine.
    Duine.

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Title (uniform): Duine deighmhisnigh Dái-bhíoth

Author: Domhnall Mac Taidhg Ó Dálaigh

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Electronic edition compiled by: Margaret Lantry

Funded by: University College Cork. and Professor Marianne McDonald via the CURIA Project.

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2. Second draft

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Proof corrections by: Margaret Lantry

Extent: 1256 words

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Publisher: CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts: a project of University College Cork.

Address: College Road, Cork, Ireland—http://www.ucc.ie/celt

Date: 1997

Date: 2008

Distributor: CELT online at University College, Cork, Ireland.

CELT document ID: G402110

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  • Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 5, 362 (alias 23 D 4: see Catalogue of Irish Manuscripts in the Royal Irish Academy, fasc. 1).

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‘Duine deighmhisnigh Dái-bhíoth’ (1938). In: Dioghluim Dána‍. Ed. by Láimhbheartach Mac Cionnaith. Dublin: Oifig an tSoláthair [Government Publication Office], pp. 283–286.

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Creation: By Domhnall Mac Taidhg Ó Dálaigh, an Irish bardic poet c.1200–1600

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  1. 27-May-1997: Header constructed, structural mark-up entered and checked. Lineation checked and verified. (ed. Margaret Lantry)
  2. 2010-11-10: New wordcount made. (ed. Beatrix Färber)
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  4. 2005-08-25: Normalised language codes and edited langUsage for XML conversion (ed. Julianne Nyhan)
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  6. 1997-08-25: Text parsed using NSGMLS. (ed. Margaret Lantry)
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