Gofraidh Fionn Ó Dálaigh
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- p.66
- A chláirsioch Chnuic Í Chosgair
chuirios súan ar síorrosgaibh,
a nuallánach bhinn bhlasda,
ghrinn fhuaránach fhorasda. - A chlár buadha as bláith mínlearg,
a mhonghárach mhéirfhírdhearg,
a cheóladhach do chealg sinn,
a dhearg leómhanach láinbhinn. - A bhrégadh eóin a healta,
a fhionnfhuaradh aigionta,
a dhonn bhionnfhoclach bhallach,
lonn iongantach iodhlannach. - A leighios gach laoich ghonta,
a shógh brégtha banntrachta,
a eól gnáthach ós goirmlinn,
a cheól fáthach foghairbhinn. p.67 - A bháthadh gacha croinn chiúil,
a chrann taitneamhach taidhiúir,
a chomhnaidhi eidir chloinn gCoinn,
a chroinn donnbhuidhi dhíoghainn. - A aoinleannán na n-eólach,
a chorrach bhláith bhinncheólach,
a rélta chorcra ós cionn síodh,
a mhionn ochta na n-airdríogh. - A sgatha binne boga,
a chláirsioch dhonn Diarmada,
a chruth gan fhúath ó fheadhain,
a ghuth cúach a gcéiteamhain. - Ní chúala ceól mar do chronn,
tar éis Túaithi Dé Danann;
a chraobh dhonnloghach dhata,
chaomh fhorbharach allata. - A fhúaim trágha ré toinn cciúin,
a chrann fosgadhghlan fírchiúil,
fleadha 'gá n-ól it fhochair,
a ghlór eala ós fhionnshrothaibh. - A núall ban sídhe a Síth Lir,
's gan ceól do chor at aighidh,
ód threóir as téidbhinn gach teach,
a chéidrinn cheóil na gcláirsioch. - Nó no as tú an Áisioch Fhalláin,
an Mhíonghlórach Mhanannáin,
ríoghna súarca ag tríall it theach,
do mhían do chúarta, a chláirsioch. p.68 - Nó as tú do bhí ag Aonghus Óg
i mBrugh Bóinni na míonród —
cuirfidh sé snaidhm ar eólach —
fa hé th'ainm an Ilcheólach. - Ó Mhanannán tar muir mall
cláirsioch mar thú fúair Fionnbharr —
nír féadadh snaidhm badh socra —
darbh ainm Brégadh Banntrachta. - Tú Ballchaomh Bhuadha Bhuidhbh Dheirg,
iomdha ball corcra id chaoimhleirg,
ballchaomh ód thochta gach teach,
a lannchraobh chorcra, a chláirsioch. - Féithchiúin Ilbhreic Easa Ruaidh,
cláirsioch chruthach cheóil fhionnfhuair,
ciúin do labhair ar gach leath,
samhail do chiúil, a chláirsioch. - Badh í an Téidbhinn th'ainm oile
ag mac Donnchaidh Dhormhaighi;
tug tú do thédaibh 'na theach
gur mhédaigh do chlú, a chláirsioch. - Do-bhéram ainm nua anosa
ort, a chláirsioch chéadnasa,
réidh ód chlú troimfhearg troda,
as tú Doinndearg Dhiarmada. - Ag Diarmait as dócha dhuit
bheith fa chlú, a chláirsioch orrdhruic;
ní haigionta tnúdh ré a theach,
ní múr caigiolta cláirsioch. - A Í Chonchobhair chathrach Coinn,
a mheic mheic Í Mhaoil Eachloinn,
daoine sona ag tnúdh réd theach,
do mhúr as cora cláirsioch. p.69 - Adhmholadh Coluim Chille,
ní fhuil ceól as coimmbinne,
béraidh sé re seal nguidhi
mé go Teagh na Trócaire. - Aoghuiriocht Pheadair Phuirt Grég
lór liom ar chion dum choimhéd,
ar ar gcúl do chrann smachta,
thall i ndún na diadhachta. - Ar mhéid meadhrach a mhúir chuirr
Mháig Eochagáin fhúair urruim
biaidh cnoc lomnán ar gach leath
d'orghán a chrot 's a chláirsioch.
A chláirsioch.
A chláirsioch Chnuic Í Chosgair
Gofraidh Fionn Ó Dálaigh cct.
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Title (uniform): A chláirsioch Chnuic Í Chosgair
Title (firstline): A chláirsioch Chnuic Í Chosgair
Author: Gofraidh Fionn Ó Dálaigh
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Date: 2012
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Manuscript sources
- Edinburgh, NLS Adv. 72 1 37 alias the Book of the Dean of Lismore.
- Castlerea (Co. Roscommon), Clonalis House, Book of the O'Conor Don. This manuscript was written 1631 by Aodh Ó Dochartaigh.
- Dublin, RIA, MS 743 (A iv 3), 17th century.
- Maynooth, Russell Library, B8, written by Heinri O Carraic 1701-8.
- Maynooth, Russell Library, C 59 early 18th century.
Literature
- Pádraig Ó Macháin (ed), The Book of the O'Conor Don (Dublin: DIAS 2010).
The edition used in the digital edition
‘A chláirsioch Chnuic Í Chosgair’ (1970). In: Irish Bardic Poetry. Ed. by Osborn Bergin. Dublin: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, pp. 66–69.
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Creation: Gofraidh Fionn Ó Dálaigh, an Irish bardic poet (1320–1387) c.1375–1387
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Keywords: bardic; poetry; 14c
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